Carpenter's framing square SOLA model ZWZ 800 80×32 cm (MPN 56130501)

SOLA ZWZ 800 carpenter's framing square, size 80×32 cm, is a rigid measuring tool designed for carpentry and general construction work. It serves as a reliable reference for checking squareness, marking cut lines and setting out rafters and layouts on timber. The solid construction provides stability on job sites and helps maintain consistent right-angle checks during repetitive tasks.

Advantages

The framing square offers a combination of accuracy and durability in a compact format suitable for use on ladders and scaffolding. Its flat, straight edges allow precise marking and measurement across boards and sheets, while the robust body resists bending under normal job-site stresses. The tool is lightweight enough for frequent handling yet substantial enough to provide a stable reference for layout and angle verification.

Suitable for

• Marking and checking right angles in timber framing
• Setting out rafters, stairs and roof pitches
• Transferring measurements and marking cut lines on boards and sheets
• General carpentry, joinery and on-site layout work

Key specifications

• Overall dimensions: 80 × 32 cm
• Material: rigid metal construction for stability and edge straightness
• Edge style: flat straight edges suitable for scribing and marking
• Weight: designed for handheld use and frequent repositioning on-site
• Application: manual squareness checks and layout work in timber construction

How to use

Place the framing square with one edge firmly against the reference face of the workpiece and the other edge along the surface to be checked or marked. For squareness checks, align the inner corner of the square with the corner of the assembly and observe any gaps; adjust the workpiece until the edges sit flush. To mark cut lines or rafter layouts, hold the square steady and scribe along the straight edge with a pencil or marking knife. Use the tool as a guide when transferring measurements from plan to material.

Usage recommendations

Keep the edges clean and free of paint or debris to maintain marking accuracy. Store the square flat or hung to prevent bending, and inspect the straightness periodically; replace if the edges show permanent deformation that affects measurements.