Your go-to option for day-to-day leveling. Made from aluminum, these levels won't crack or warp the way plastic ones do. Lay them against everything from building frames to floor tiles to make sure your surface is level horizontally, vertically, or at an angle.

Level horizontal and vertical surfaces up to 10 or 12 feet. Pull out the extendable portion of these levels to reach across the entire length of doors, windows, and large frames for accurate readings. Push it back in and use the two hand grips for easy carrying. The extendable section has a ruler on both sides to measure distances without extra tools.

Simultaneously check if a surface is level horizontally and vertically, as well as front-to-back. Use one of the three main vials on these levels to determine if your surface is completely flat, upright, or at a 45° angle. Plug in the fourth vial to level two axes at the same time. Use them to level cross-sections of pipe, frames, and other three-dimensional parts.

Rest them on flat surfaces or fit the side with the V-shaped indentation around pipes and curved shafts.

Level bricks, tile, concrete, and other sticky or wet materials. Traditionally used by masons, these bamboo levels have a lacquer coating that makes grout and mortar slide right off them. Just like a metal level, they won't crack, twist, or deform even when dropped or tapped against cement and other hard surfaces.

Pick these digital levels for repeat leveling tasks and tired eyes. With a digital display for clear reading and an audio alert that sounds when your surface is perfectly level horizontally or vertically, you can quickly align a workpiece before moving on to the next surface. The false zero setting lets you set any position as a reference point when you need to replicate angles on multiple surfaces. You can also view the angle, pitch, or slope of a surface without a separate tool. Use the horizontal and vertical bubble vials on these levels to recalibrate the sensor if needed and as a backup option if your level runs out of battery.

The LCD on this digital angle indicator shows angle in degrees and percent of slope. The display inverts when you turn it upside down.

Keep these levels in your pocket to align surfaces in dimly lit areas. The vial on these levels illuminates, making them easy to read in the dark. Rest them on flat surfaces or fit the side with the V-shaped indentation around pipes and curved shafts.

Achieve perfectly upright posts and poles with these levels. Their L shape allows them to nest securely around flat or curved surfaces. They have two hooks and come with a heavy duty rubber strap to secure them around pipes of any size. The vertical vial tells you when your post is plumb. The two horizontal vials level your pole horizontally so it isn’t tilting forwards, backwards, or sideways.

Mount these levels onto CNC machines and other equipment for repeat horizontal level checks in two directions at the same time. With a highly sensitive glass vial and a heavy cast iron base for stability against surfaces, they detect even the smallest tilts backwards, forwards, or sideways, so you can correct them before they affect machine performance.

Don’t fiddle with a flashlight – these levels light up in dimly lit or completely dark work areas. With a box-style body, these levels won’t twist or deform and stay flat on surfaces without wobbling. The aluminum housing and durable plastic vial keeps them from cracking if you drop them off a ladder or tool tray.