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Save over 75% on concrete floor leveling with our Tripods!

A unique tool that makes sure your floor is flat and even — before you install any flooring. No experience needed. Set them, pour, screed — and your floor is flat.

About tripods

How it works

1. Set the tripods in a grid and adjust each one to your finished floor height with a laser level.

2. Pour your leveling compound.

3. Pull a straight edge across the tripod tops — they act as precise, fixed guides that guarantee a flat result.

No professional needed

If you can use a laser level and pull a straight edge, you can do it.

Oxidation-resistant materials

Built to last.

Real saving

Filling 1,000 sq. ft. by 1/4 inch costs around $4,000–$5,000 from a specialist. With tripods, you pay only for the tripods and the compound.

Reusable

Use them room after room, project after project, for years.

Subfloor is sloped

Subfloor is damaged

Subfloor has large / deep troughs

You are installing multiple types of floor materials that don’t match up

Kits

6 Tripod package

Six concrete floor leveling tripods kit

For small areas: kitchen, bathroom, bedroom, hallway, or any small subfloor.

 $199.95

Was $285.95 (-30%)

You save $86

12 Tripod package

Twelve concrete floor leveling tripods kit

For large areas or several rooms at once. FREE with this pack: spiked roller and spiked shoes.

SPECIAL OFFER

When you purchase Pack Bulk with 12 items, you’ll get the spiked roller and spiked shoes FOR FREE!

Spiked roller and spiked shoes for concrete floor leveling

 $349.95

Was $499.95 (-30%)

You save $150

4D Laser Level

4D laser level tool for leveling concrete subfloors

Finds low and high spots easily. Its bottom laser beam sits just 1/4 inch from the ground. Extra batteries included for extended work time. The ideal partner for your tripods.

 $299.95

Was $428.5 (-30%)

You save $128.55

About us

Why Us

We are highly qualified professionals with 17 years of experience performing subfloor leveling and different types of floors installation. Over this time we have completed more than 900 cement and wood subfloor projects. In 80% of these projects we used our Tripods. Here are just a few of them:

Don’t take our word for it – here’s what our clients say:

Stan Scott

I never thought leveling a subfloor absolutely flat could be so easy — I did it in 2.5 hours!

Justin Vargas, professional floor installer

These tools saved my working time and almost doubled my salary.

Robbie Adkins

By leveling my concrete subfloor with tripods, I saved money and time.

John Kingsbury

I leveled my own subfloor — and then earned money leveling for my neighbors too.

Questions about tripods? Email us — info@concretefloorlevelingtripods.com

Before you buy — free tools

How many bags do I need? — free calculator

Watch the full job (11 min) — see tripods, pour, and truth test

Free shipping in Canada & the USA — duties and taxes included.

Reusable for years — room after room, project after project.

17 years of flooring experience — 900+ subfloor projects.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Each tripod has an adjustable height screw. You set out the tripods in a grid and adjust them so their tops all sit at exactly the finished level of your floor. Then you pour your compound or screed mix and pull a straight edge across the tripod tops — the tripods act as precise, fixed guides that guarantee a flat result.

The 6-tripod kit suits small rooms, bathrooms, and hallways. For larger rooms, choose the 12-tripod kit, which also includes a free spiked roller and spiked shoes. If your project is very large, you can combine kits — the tripods work together in any number.

Yes. A laser level — such as a 4D laser level — is essential for setting each tripod to exactly the same height. You project a horizontal laser line across the room and adjust every tripod until the line hits the same reference mark on each one. This is what makes the system so accurate.

Screed tripods work on both concrete and wood subfloors. Whether you are flattening a basement slab before new flooring or leveling a wooden subfloor, the same process applies: set the tripods to your finished height and screed to them.

No. The system was designed for DIY homeowners, and no special training is needed. If you can operate a laser level and pull a straight edge, you can level a floor with tripods.

Leveling a floor yourself with tripods saves over 75% compared to hiring a flooring specialist. The kits are a one-time purchase, and the tripods are made from oxidation-resistant materials so you can reuse them on future projects.

Shipping is free within Canada and the USA. Duties and taxes are included in the price — no extra charges on delivery.