Folding ruler Vorel 15006 — wooden 2 m

Folding ruler Vorel 15006 — wooden 2 m is a two-metre wooden folding measuring tool designed for precise linear measurements in carpentry, construction layout and general workshop use. The product is presented as a single-piece pack and features rigid folding sections that collapse for compact storage and transport. Its traditional folding ruler form factor makes it suitable for on-site measurements and marking where tape measures or digital gauges are less convenient.

Advantages

The folding ruler is made of beech wood and finished with white and yellow paint for clear visibility of markings. Joints of the measure elements are reinforced with brass fittings to improve durability and hinge stability. The surface treatment provides protection against moisture and UV rays, helping to maintain legibility and dimensional stability in normal working conditions. Accuracy class III ensures practical precision for common carpentry and construction tasks.

Suitable for

• Carpentry and joinery measurements
• Construction layout and marking
• DIY home improvement projects
• Workshop measuring and scribing tasks

Key specifications

• Length: up to 2 metres when unfolded
• Material: beech wood
• Finish: white and yellow painted surface
• Protection: surface treated against moisture and UV rays
• Hinges: brass-reinforced joints
• Accuracy: class III
• Design: multi-section folding ruler for compact storage

How to use

Unfold the ruler to the required length and lock each section in line to form a straight measuring edge. Place the ruler along the workpiece or reference line and read the measurement directly from the marked scale. Use the ruler edge to scribe or mark cutting lines; fold the sections back together after use for compact storage and safe transport.

Usage recommendations

Store the folding ruler in a dry place and avoid prolonged exposure to direct sunlight to preserve the painted surface and measurement markings. Clean off dust and debris before folding to prevent wear on the brass fittings and hinge joints. For best results, use on flat surfaces and check calibration visually when precision is critical.