Levels
Spirit Levels, Box Levels, and Digital Angle Tools
Levels in this collection come from Stabila, Milwaukee, Empire, and Festool. Stabila supplies most of the range: Type 196 and Type 80 sets, jamber sets for door frames, a 7-to-12 foot plate level, magnetic Type 96-2 M sets, torpedo and Pocket PRO levels, and the TECH 700 DA digital angle finder. Milwaukee offers REDSTICK 4-piece and 5-piece sets and a digital angle gauge. Empire adds the eXT 48 to 78 inch extendable box level, and Festool a 35cm level that fits in a Systainer handle.
What to Look For
- Length. Short levels fit tight spots. Long and extendable levels span doors and walls.
- Magnetic edge. Magnets hold the level on steel studs, pipe, and conduit.
- Digital readout. Digital angle tools read slope and angle in numbers.
- Sets. Multi-piece sets give a crew the common lengths at once.
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Levels FAQ
What size level should I buy first?
A 24-inch level handles most shelves, cabinets, and fixtures. Add a 48-inch level for framing and doors, then a torpedo for tight spaces. Sets from Stabila and Milwaukee bundle these lengths.
Why choose an extendable level?
Extendable levels like the Empire eXT and the Stabila 7-to-12 foot plate level span tall door openings and long walls with one tool, which saves carrying several long levels.

