Leveling rod for wall plastering

Leveling rod for wall plastering with a ball-joint adjustable leveling plate

This technology relates to a leveling rod for wall plastering that allows for precise adjustment of the level and thickness of a plastered wall without the need for nails or bolts. It is attached to a portion of mortar already applied to the wall surface of concrete, brick, or block structures. Even if the rod tilts after attachment, the plate-shaped leveling section at the top can be tilted to adjust the angle, ensuring accurate leveling and thickness control.

Existing solutions in this field have structural and functional limitations that require improvement.

This technology can be applied to the relevant industry as a leveling rod for wall plastering to enhance performance and efficiency.

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Key Features:

• Mortar attachment section that secures the leveling rod to the wall by adhering to mortar applied at a specific location.
• Fixed pillar located at the center of the top of the mortar attachment section, featuring internal threads to guide the screw body.
• Screw body with threads for vertical movement, inserted into the fixed pillar, and a screw head at the top.
• Plate-shaped leveling section coupled to the top of the screw head via a ball joint, allowing for tilt adjustment in any direction.

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