What if you are all alone hanging up pictures in your room? Yes, getting them leveled and at precise angles is a cause of worry. But then, if you have tools like the LEVELER to help you, then how can you go wrong! The concept allows you to single handedly hang pictures and that too leveled.
It is enough to put the LEVELER on an upper corner of the frame to show the level of deviation to us. By turning the frame to the correct direction, we will level it out. For adjusting a frame using a LEVELER one person is only needed. The color contrast and sign have been designed for more convenient use. The unit has 2 signs, which enable it to be used on both the left and the right corners of a frame. LEVELER designed only for 1-pin frames.
Designer: Amination (Amin Saadat)
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