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Unique-Bargains Cloth Tape Measure 60 Inch 150cm 20mm White 3 Pcs
Three soft fibreglass tapes measure 60 inches or 150 cm with clear dual-scale markings for body, sewing and craft work
- TypeTape Measure
- Dual-scale markings in inches and centimetres for versatile measuring
- Soft fibreglass tape conforms to curved and flat surfaces
- 150 cm length covers body, tailoring and craftwork needs
- 20 mm wide tape gives clear, readable graduations
- Pack of three white tapes supplies multiple workstations
Dual-sided cloth tape measure
The Unique-Bargains cloth tape measure provides dual-sided markings in inches and centimetres across a 60 inch or 150 cm range. Soft fibreglass material conforms to curved or flat surfaces for body, sewing and handcraft work. Three white tapes are included in the pack.
Replaces worn fabric rules
This set replaces single-sided fabric tapes that require flipping to switch units or have faded markings. The jump is worth it when you need both imperial and metric scales visible at once for pattern drafting or body measurement.
Simple pull-and-read use
Pull the tape to the required length and read the large clear markings on the 20 mm wide blade. No locking mechanism is present so the tape retracts freely; hold the end in place to prevent it slipping back during solo use.
Highlights
- Dual-scale markings in inches and centimetres for versatile measuring
- Soft fibreglass tape conforms to curved and flat surfaces
- 150 cm length covers body, tailoring and craftwork needs
- 20 mm wide tape gives clear, readable graduations
- Pack of three white tapes supplies multiple workstations
Specifications
| Brand | Unique Bargains |
|---|---|
| Type | Tape Measure |
Questions about this item
How wide is the 20mm tape when laying it flat for body measurements?
The tape is 20 mm wide, which is about .79 inch, giving a broad surface that stays flat against skin or fabric while measuring.
What is the first step to start a measurement with the 60 inch fiber glass tape?
Pull the zero end to the starting point and press the tape flat against the curve or surface before reading the inch or cm mark.
When should the white cloth tape be replaced if the markings fade?
Replace the tape once the printed inch and cm graduations become hard to read, since the fiber glass material itself does not stretch but the markings can wear over time.
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