Review on 🛠️ Complete Test, Measure & Inspect Set with Self-Leveling Vertical and Horizontal Construction Included by Mark Crawford

Wife wanted to get rid of the top loading washer and dryer and was set on a specific set but we couldn't find it fits. existing niche. The door from the garage opened in and I didn't want to change the direction of the door. So the next best thing was the "wash tower", which is like a stackable washer and dryer but only sold as a tower. In case you're wondering why the backstory, we have a lot of shelving in the laundry room to store cleaning supplies and such, so all of a sudden I have a tower that takes up the space of the previous washing machine, but the vertical height is about six feet. This means the shelves will be shifted around the rest of the laundry room and I need everything to be on the same level and at the same height. The woman (it appears) has a laser level built into her eye, and our house (again, it appears) is nowhere vertical or square. Enter Inkerma's self-leveling laser to help those who don't have built-in tools. According to the documentation, self-leveling is +/- 5 degrees. I thought it was quite a small selection but after checking other brands this is the standard. If you don't need a bubble level, it has a locking pendulum so it can set any angle to match existing or manual measurements. It has a few included accessories - a threaded tripod mount with height-adjustable gears, a magnet for attaching to a metal surface or metal studs (YMMW with drywall depth), and a nylon carrying case with dividers for accessories. Because I had "aligned" or aligned the gratings to the front, the problem at the back was ultimately the problem of the installers. Overall, it works great within its limitations, has the nice feature of making sure any mistakes were your fault, and is a great addition to a homeowner's toolbox. **Disclosure: I received a product sample from the Revain Vine program for an honest and unbiased review of the product.