Accessories
Tripod Floor Guide
Indoor floors. Zero slip.
An aluminum tripod stabilizer that keeps tripod points planted on slick or hard indoor surfaces — with slot positions at 36, 47 and 58 cm.
Tripods skate on polished floors. This stops it.
Dedicated slots and rubber straps lock tripod points in place — faster setups and minimized slippage for total station, laser level and scanning work indoors.
Three widths, one guide.
36, 47 and 58 cm slot positions adapt the stance to the room, extending legs up to 23.6″ for a wider, more secure base.
In detail.
The TFG02 Tripod Floor Guide is a precision-designed stabilizing accessory engineered to keep surveying tripods steady and properly positioned on smooth or hard surfaces. Built from durable aluminum, the TFG02 Tripod Floor Guide extends tripod legs up to 23.6″, providing a wider and more secure stance. As a reliable Tripod Stabilizer, it includes additional slots at 36 cm, 47 cm, and 58 cm, allowing surveyors to quickly adjust and lock in their tripod setup for exact alignment.
With dedicated slots and rubber straps that secure tripod points firmly in place, this Tripod Stabilizer delivers consistent stability during total station, laser level, or scanning operations. Whether you're working on polished floors, concrete, or indoor job sites, the TFG02 Tripod Floor Guide ensures faster setups, minimized slippage, and improved measurement accuracy.
Three Slot Positions
Multiple slot positions (36 cm / 47 cm / 58 cm) for versatile setups, extending tripod legs up to 23.6″ for greater stability.
Rubber-strap Security
Rubber-strap slots hold tripod points securely in place, preventing tripod movement on slick or hard indoor surfaces and enhancing precision during instrument alignment.
Tech Specs
- Model
- TFG02 tripod floor guide / stabilizer
- Material
- Aluminum
- Leg extension
- Up to 23.6″
- Slot positions
- 36 cm / 47 cm / 58 cm
- Feature
- Rubber straps secure tripod points on slick or hard surfaces
Tripod Floor Guide. $25.00
Priced, in stock and shipped from Richmond Hill, Ontario.


