Matey Measure
Get precise inside measurements without the guesswork or frustration.
All tape measures bend when used inside recesses, leading to inaccurate results. This tool solves that by squaring off the tape, giving you quick, easy, and precise internal measurements every time.
Use it for door strips, blinds, cupboard shelves, windowpanes, floor tiles, and more. It simplifies measuring in tight spaces, helping you work faster with better accuracy on any project.
Highlights
- Eliminates guesswork from measurements
- Helps reduce wasted materials on jobs
- Makes measuring tight spaces easier
- Speeds up DIY and trade projects
- Delivers more accurate results every time
Product Specs
- Made out of 430 Grade Stainless Steel to last
- Designed for internal measurements
- Works with standard tape measures
- Compact and easy to use
- No setup required
- Durable construction
What's Included
- 1x Matey Measure
Shipping
Free standard shipping in the Continental USA, Alaska, and Hawaii is included with your purchase. Orders received weekdays will ship within 1 day.
Returns
Return policy is 30 days from date of purchase.
FAQs
How do I use it?
Place it at the end of your tape measure to square off the blade for internal measurements.
Will Matey Measure work with inches or millimeters?
Yes, Matey Measure will work with either
Will Matey Measure work with any tape measure?
Yes, Matey Measure will clip onto any tape measure.
Is it suitable for professional use?
Yes, it can be used for both DIY and professional measuring tasks.
Are there any other features?
Matey Measure has a 65mm ruler stamped on the clip for small measurements.
Meet the Maker
Our Story
As a Professional Tradesman It is Important to Get Accurate Measurements Every Time!
Before I invented Matey Measure, I would try to estimate the measurement at the spot where the tape measure would bend or add the inches that was indicated on the tape measure. As careful as I was there were many times, that the measurements could be off by a fraction. As a professional tradesman, this was unacceptable and I figured there had to be a better way. That's why the idea for the Matey Measure was developed. Now with Matey Measure I get accurate measurements every time.