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When it comes to achieving flawless floor alignment, the iNORM 4D laser level delivers unmatched precision and efficiency. With two horizontal and two vertical 360° laser planes, it's the perfect tool for floor tiling, self-leveling, and alignment work. This guide will walk you through how to use a 4D laser level for flooring applications.
A 4D laser level projects four full 360° planes—two horizontal and two vertical. This enables complete coverage of the room in all directions.
The lower horizontal plane is ideal for floor work. It helps ensure even, accurate alignment across tiles, concrete, or floorboards.
The iNORM brand offers green beam laser levels with ±1.5mm/5m accuracy, high durability, and easy-to-use controls—making it the trusted choice for professionals worldwide.
Place the iNORM 4D laser level in the center of the working area. You can use a tripod or directly place it on a clean, flat floor surface.
Charge or install fresh batteries before use. iNORM laser levels typically provide 6–8 hours of working time per charge.
Once placed, turn on the laser. The iNORM model features automatic self-leveling within a ±4° range. The laser will blink if placed outside this range.
Use the control panel to enable the lower 360° horizontal laser line, which will be your floor reference guide.
Use the laser line as a guide to place tiles or flooring materials in a straight, level layout. This reduces human error and speeds up installation.
As you lay materials, regularly check alignment with the iNORM laser to ensure precision. Any deviation can be quickly corrected.
While iNORM green lasers are very bright, visibility improves further in indoor or shaded areas.
For large rooms, a laser target plate helps make the line more visible at a distance.
After use, store your iNORM device in its case. Clean lenses gently to preserve long-term accuracy.
Using a 4D laser level from iNORM allows you to complete flooring tasks faster, cleaner, and with higher precision. Whether you're a flooring contractor, builder, or DIY renovator, this tool helps you achieve professional-level results with ease.
iNORM – Precision Built In.