Digital BW, The Print

Largely depends on the size of the gallery and how many you can hang at
once. Sears, Home Depot, etc should have several models to choose from. They
usually have a distance rating. Many models adhere to the wall. I would
recommend the one with the most options within your budget. There is always
one more thing on the next installation.

If using a typical home builders unit, plan ahead to get around corners,
dividers, etc. A piece of drafting tape with a reference mark will allow you
to move around and keep a consistent height. Use several for accuracy over
distances.

They make tripod mounted levels for use on large construction projects.
(think stadiums) where you can level everything to one point. You'll
probably want to rent one if it needs to be that precise.

S


On 2005/09/24 07:54, "Arthur Fink" <af@...> wrote:

> I've got to hang a show, and am ready to stop walking around with a tape
> measure and string to get uniform height, etc.  Instead, I'd like to get a
> laser level, which should project a level line around the room.
> 
> Have any of you done this?  Any suggestions about which kinds to buy ... or
> to avoid?