Questions and Answers for Stanley 16 ft. PowerLock Tape Measure

A:  yes

A:  If by "Standard Measure" you are referring to Metric the answer is No . It's display is in U.S. whole feet & fractional inches only.

A:  It features centimeters, inches and feet.

A:  The picture at the top clearly shows only non metric.

A:  US is the standard measure here. Yes, Home Depot does carry a (26 foot?) tape with metric as well on one edge, but this one pictured is inch/feet only. Dual tapes are more common in the Canadian market, at least in eastern Canada.

A:  Yes they do.

A:  the one that's in picture yellow button

A:  no

A:  No

A:  Thank you for your recent inquiry with The Home Depot. We carry a 25 ft. Powerlock Tape Measure with Blade Armor Internet # 100051972. We appreciate your business and look forward to serving you in the future. Thank you for shopping Home Depot.

A:  The width is 3/4" short about a 16th for the concavity. It will stand out about 5ft.

A:  the tape is 3/4" wide. the body is exactly 2". this makes it easy to use.

A:  It' s one inch wide , look at the spec.

A:  3/4"

A:  this tape measure has a 3/4" width

A:  The tape is 3/4' Hope this helps!

A:  3/4'

A:  11/16", so make it 3/4" by my eye, but I am human...pretty sure. ;-)

A:  Yes there is. Please contact us at wecare@sbdinc.com so we can better assist you.

A:  not that I know of

A:  call Stanley

A:  not that I know of it breaks you buy a new one

A:  They are made so well they will last longer than ANY other one on display. The only thing ever ruined one for me was having been dropped in a swimming pool. Also they don't take to being left out in the rain (Don't ask).

A:  the stanley Powerlock 25' (stanley # 33-425) has feet and inches (no metric)

A:  Stanley would be your choice

A:  Stanley has tape measures that have ft, in, and fractions.

A:  No but I have seen them from "Harbor Freight". They are from China & in no way come close to a Stanley for durability.

A:  Stanley tapes