Picture frame leveling tool

Geometrical instruments – Indicator of direction of force traversing natural media – Level or plumb – terrestrial gravitation responsive

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33382, 33332, G01C 928

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049440942

ABSTRACT:
A picture frame leveling tool includes an elongate, generally "L" shaped body formed with a horizontal and vertical defined leg defining a notch within the legs to accept a picture frame therewithin. Upper and lower visual level indicators enable alignment of the picture frame relative to a support wall surface. The organization optionally includes a friction cushion layer laminated to an interior surface of the horizontal leg to provide enhanced frictional engagement with the picture frame, and may further include capturing brackets slidably mounted to a rear vertical surface of the horizontal leg of the body to secure a picture frame within the notch during a leveling procedure.

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