What do you measure after leveling the simple level?

Measuring the length of the simple level and the height difference after leveling is essential for several reasons. The primary goal of using a simple level is to ensure a properly graded surface, which requires precise measurements of the height at various points. By assessing the height difference, you can identify any inconsistencies that may exist in the leveling process, allowing for necessary adjustments.

Additionally, understanding the length of the simple level helps determine how far it can reach when taking these height measurements and ensuring that the leveling is consistent over the intended distance of the asphalt placement. This information is crucial for achieving a smooth, even surface, which directly impacts the quality and longevity of the asphalt pavement.

While measuring the width of the pavement, the time taken for leveling, and the amount of asphalt used are important factors, they are not the primary measurements relevant immediately after using a simple level. The focus right after leveling is on ensuring that the surface is appropriately aligned in terms of height and slope.