Folding Wooden Measuring Rod MODECO SUPREME 1 m MN-80-171

The Folding Wooden Measuring Rod MODECO SUPREME 1 m (MN-80-171) is a one-metre, multi-segment wooden measuring stick designed for accurate linear measurements in carpentry, layout work and general DIY. Its foldable construction allows compact storage and simple transport to job sites or workshops, while clearly printed graduations provide easy reading and reproducible results for routine measuring tasks.

Advantages

The solid wooden construction delivers rigidity and stable straightness during measurement, reducing flex compared with thin rulers. The folding joint design makes the rod compact when not in use and quick to open for immediate measurement. High-contrast graduated markings on the surface ensure legible readings under typical workshop and outdoor lighting conditions. The product is lightweight and portable, suitable for carrying in a toolbox or storing in a narrow drawer.

Suitable for

• Carpentry and joinery layout
• On-site measurements for construction and renovation
• DIY and workshop projects requiring straight measurements up to 1 m
• Hobbyist and craft measuring tasks

Key specifications

• Overall length when extended: 1 metre
• Material: wooden segments with reinforced folding joints
• Graduation: clearly printed linear scale for easy reading
• Design: multi-segment folding construction for compact storage
• Portability: lightweight and suitable for toolbox or bag transport

How to use

Unfold the measuring rod by releasing the folding joints and extending each segment until the rod is fully straight. Place one end at the starting point of the measurement and align the other end to the target. Read the value directly from the printed graduations, keeping the rod flat and straight to avoid parallax errors. After use, fold the segments back together along the joints and store the rod in a dry place to preserve the wooden surface and markings.

Usage recommendations

Keep the rod clean and dry and avoid prolonged exposure to moisture or direct sunlight to maintain accuracy and prolong the life of the wooden material and printed scale.