yardsticks wood

These wood measuring tools are offered as 12-inch rulers, 36-inch yardsticks, and a 39.37-inch meter stick — so lengths range from 12 inches up to 39.37 inches.

They include both imperial and metric markings — inches and centimeters. Some models are double-sided and several list fine fractional graduations such as 1/8" or 1/16" and fractions of a yard.

Many include a central hang hole, punched holes sized for standard 3-ring binders, or a storage hole for hanging in classrooms and workspaces.

Some rulers add a plastic or sturdy metal edge to maintain a true drawing edge and protect the wood. Construction notes also mention selected hardwoods and multi-coat lacquer finishes to improve durability.

Dimensions vary by product: some thin rulers list thicknesses around 0.12 inches, while yardsticks are shown with widths near 1.3 inches or about 1 1/8 inches. In short, thicknesses range from small fractions of an inch up to roughly 1 1/8 inches depending on the model.

They are marketed for school and classroom use, office and home measuring, arts and crafts, drafting, and general student supplies — suitable for homework, projects, and classroom needs.

The listings mention fractional markings such as 1/16" and 1/8" increments on some rulers, and yard fractions on some yardsticks.

Features include three pre-punched holes for standard 3-ring binders, punched hang holes for wall storage, and lightweight wood construction for easy storage in backpacks or supply caddies.