Magnetic Floor Laser Targets, 2 Pack Card Plate for Green Beam Laser Level

Works well even when stood on the floor. Not sure if I remove the film on the back but works fine.

Great tool

Had a few of these before & had them stolen. Really handy for helping setting out walls etc as easier to see over a longer distance than a pencil or Sharpie mark. Also ideal for suspended ceiling type work too.

Does what it says, good accuracy the magnet is strong

very good

A polished aluminium mirror, encased in a green translucent frame simple cuts colur reflection from everything that isn't green. Good for high ambient light conditions when using mid and low priced green lasers. No advantage with red lasers. Worth £8 for two

Fast delivery, simple and reliable packaging. The set includes 2 pieces. Made from durable plastic. Small in size, convenient to always take with you. The sizes are well marked on them, they are clearly visible and correspond to the typical sizes. Lightweight, it seems as if only magnets have weight. Solid vertical and horizontal lines, powerful magnets. It is easy and convenient to work with them. They dropped it several times from a height of 5 meters - the plastic withstood and did not break. Ideal for mounting metal structures, various ceiling profiles. Magnets hold the target perfectly, markings and laser stripes are clearly visible. I advise!

This set of two laser targets are supplied in a polythene bag without instructions. They are shaped and coloured Perspex with a reflective strip stuck on the back and two small magnets incorporated in the base. This set is coloured to work with green lasers. Having additional targets is useful and these ones can be stuck to steel structures which may be useful. The laser targets have both imperial and metric scales which can be used to calculate rises and drops. These are a useful addition to a laser setup but are not essential and seem a little expensive for what they are but if you need them they work well.

A friend gifted me a laser measurer several years ago, which I've ended up using extensively. I frequently ran into situations where I needed something to serve as the endpoint for a measurement, and it felt unprofessional (and potentially inconsistent) to just grab some random object to serve that purpose. These turned out to be exactly what I needed; they very reliably display the red laser dot even at great distances, have several mounting options (including being able to stand upright on their own on flat surfaces), and were very reasonably priced. I now also own a laser level, and these are excellent in conjunction with that as well; particularly for measuring the flatness of floors.

I am an ADAS (Advanced Driver Assistance Systems) Field Technician. Yes, there is such a thing. We have specialized equipment, some of it OEM supplied. These targets fill a niche that isn't available with the kits we have, they are inexpensive, have magnets and accurate. I like the cost in case I forget to pick one up and run it over with the car.

These are a must if you're outside in the day time. These are really handy for locating and adjusting the laser beam

ok

I still bought green laser glasses to make it easier since I work outside in the bright sun but even with out the glasses I can sometimes find the laser up to 60 ft away.