Tripods provide a balanced, stable base to support laser levels, optical levels, transits, and theodolites so they can take accurate readings. Each leg is adjustable to compensate for uneven terrain, and the overall height is also adjustable for precise positioning.

Leveling rods are graduated sticks for measuring elevation differences in surveying, leveling and grading applications. Also known as grade rods, they are sighted with optical levels, transits, theodolites, and laser levels to take the readings.

Mounting poles consist of a track with a sliding bracket for positioning and locking in laser levels at a range of heights. A thread mount on the bracket accepts a compatible threaded level. These poles assemble from multiple pieces to create the desired length. They tension-fit between floors and ceilings, doorways, and framing to serve as a space saving alternative to tripods in indoor leveling applications.