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FINDING THE HIGH POINT USING A LASER

FINDING THE HIGH POINT USING A LASER

From Fuji Mats

January 20, 2026

Travis Stevens explains a simple and accurate way to find the high point of a floor using a laser level 📐

The laser level is set at six feet and magnetically attached to a metal surface to keep it secure and consistent 🧲

🔍 How to find the high point of the floor
1️⃣ Set the laser level at the six foot mark
2️⃣ Measure from the floor up to the laser line 📏
3️⃣ The lowest measurement from the floor to the laser line shows the highest point of the floor ⬆️

For example, if a measurement comes in slightly over 72 inches, that area is not the high point ❌

The true high point will measure exactly 72 inches from the floor to the laser line ✅

If the floor bows or dips, other areas may measure 73, 74, or even 75 inches 📊
Finding the exact 72 inch measurement is key for creating a straight eye line 👀 especially when installing wall pads and achieving a clean, level visual finish 💪

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