Stanley FatMax - Shelter Institute

The most substantial tape measure we have ever seen, the Stanley FatMax blade will reach an impressive 11' to whatever edge you are trying to hook. This is because the blade is 1-1/4" wide! Retraction and locking mechanisms are like no other tape on the market: solid and tough. Rubber outer casing makes for easy grip.
If it is for sale in our store -- it is because we use it and love it! These tools, toys and supplies are in constant use by our students, timber framing crews, and family. At Shelter Tools, we have a working knowledge of every product we sell.
The most substantial tape measure we have ever seen, the Stanley FatMax blade will reach an impressive 11' to whatever edge you are trying to hook. This is because the blade is 1-1/4 wide! Retraction and locking mechanisms are like no other tape on the market: solid and tough. Rubber outer casing makes for easy grip. The tail end of this tape, the most abused and neglected spot on every tape measure, is reinforced with a tough, thermoplastic coating. We are pretty sure that his tape will last longer and perform better than any tape you have every owned. Simply the best tape measure we have found anywhere.

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