| Manufacturer | YIYATOO |
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| Part Number | 4354160586 |
| Item Weight | 3.16 pounds |
| Package Dimensions | 13.46 x 10.16 x 3.39 inches |
| Item model number | 4354160586 |
| Size | 1/12 Tile Spacers |
| Style | 100pcs |
| Material | Plastic |
| Batteries Included? | No |
| Batteries Required? | No |
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Product Description
Great tools for floor/wall setting
The system ensures flatness between tiles avoiding inequalities.The Tile Leveling System are reusable, it was easy enough to fix or remove with Special wrench.The New Innovative tile Leveling system helps DIY and Professional tile layers increase the efficiency of laying tiles and obtain a perfect, lippage-free finish.Improve tile installation speed and reduce installer fatigue/stress. Virtually lippage free, flat surface drastically. Reduce the need for grinding and polishing. Prevent tiles from moving while curing. Re-usable wedges. save your money.
Applicable size
Suitable for 3mm to 17mm thickness of the tile, suitable for tile gap ≥2mm.
Note: Moving the T-shaped needle back and forth before tightening up is highly suggested so that the tile leveling system can be more easily taken out.
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1Lay the first piece of brick, seam ≥2mm or above., and close to second bricks,Insert the T-pin along the crack. |
2Insert the T-needle along the crack, then rotate it 90 degrees. |
3Clamp the T-pin at the bottom of the two bricks. |
4Tighten the adjusting cover so that the two bricks are in the same level. |
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Wait about 4-5 hours after leveling. |
Before the cement or tile glue has completely dried up (usually no more than 6 hours), tighten the adjusting cover in the opposite direction, then rotate the T-pin 90 degrees so that the T-pin turns to a zigzag parallel to the tile. |
Remove the leveler,clean and dry storage for reuse. |
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| USING TIME | Disposable | Disposable | Disposable | Disposable | Disposable |
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Better than I expected
So, you're doing a tiling job yourself because you're either cheap, you want the knowledge/experience or like myself:BOTH. I researched just about everything related to redoing the master bathroom in our house before buying a single thing. The overwhelming concensus was to use tile levelers. They're right. First time ripping out drywall (don't get me started on WHY they tiled over drywall in a shower, just dont!), tub, shower pan, fixing misaligned plumbing drains, pulling up particle board underlayment (see drywall mentioned above), researching different thinset, trowels, just about ALL of it beyond the basic plumbing aspect. It was an absolute nightmare! The one thing that went right and was intuitive? These super cheap tile levelers that I originally bought as a backup for the much more expensive Rigid spin locks. Why did I use these instead of the Rigid? Because when the time came and the mortar was mixed, I couldn't find the tops since they're sold separately and my loving wife had 'reorganized'.... So, in a panic I grabbed these guys since they're all in one and I'm SO glad I did. Super easy to use with the 1/16" horseshoe spacers I was using to keep the tile from chipping when I slapped them on the wall and moved them to settle the ridges. Slide in the leveler, spin it a full 360 degrees so it clears out the mortar (or it WILL lock onto the metal T), then twist the black cap down to raise/lower both tiles until they're level. That's it! Put it in, spin the T to clear out the mortar, align the orange T of the handle (which is in line with the bottom metal T) to be perpendicular to the tile edge, and twist the black base until the tiles are even. Cheap enough to throw away but they're perfectly fine and would likely last for quite a few uses if you clean off the excess mortar. The 1/16" built in spacer allows the grout lines to almost completely disappear. I took one pic of the 'with and without grout' on the left hand side while my grout was slaking because I just couldn't believe how clean it looked.
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Reviewed in the United States on July 17, 2022
Size: 1/12 Tile SpacersVerified Purchase
So, you're doing a tiling job yourself because you're either cheap, you want the knowledge/experience or like myself:BOTH. I researched just about everything related to redoing the master bathroom in our house before buying a single thing. The overwhelming concensus was to use tile levelers. They're right. First time ripping out drywall (don't get me started on WHY they tiled over drywall in a shower, just dont!), tub, shower pan, fixing misaligned plumbing drains, pulling up particle board underlayment (see drywall mentioned above), researching different thinset, trowels, just about ALL of it beyond the basic plumbing aspect. It was an absolute nightmare! The one thing that went right and was intuitive? These super cheap tile levelers that I originally bought as a backup for the much more expensive Rigid spin locks. Why did I use these instead of the Rigid? Because when the time came and the mortar was mixed, I couldn't find the tops since they're sold separately and my loving wife had 'reorganized'.... So, in a panic I grabbed these guys since they're all in one and I'm SO glad I did. Super easy to use with the 1/16" horseshoe spacers I was using to keep the tile from chipping when I slapped them on the wall and moved them to settle the ridges. Slide in the leveler, spin it a full 360 degrees so it clears out the mortar (or it WILL lock onto the metal T), then twist the black cap down to raise/lower both tiles until they're level. That's it! Put it in, spin the T to clear out the mortar, align the orange T of the handle (which is in line with the bottom metal T) to be perpendicular to the tile edge, and twist the black base until the tiles are even. Cheap enough to throw away but they're perfectly fine and would likely last for quite a few uses if you clean off the excess mortar. The 1/16" built in spacer allows the grout lines to almost completely disappear. I took one pic of the 'with and without grout' on the left hand side while my grout was slaking because I just couldn't believe how clean it looked.
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Reviewed in the United States on September 30, 2020
Size: 1/12 Tile SpacersVerified Purchase
Not a “Tile leveling” tool that has to be done prior to the installation.
It’s really a tool to eliminate tile lippage, especially on rectified ceramic tile.
Perfect for the second day of installation when you have a dry edge. I take my I ocalating tool and make a small relief in the dry thinset and mark it with a pencil.
Once I mud the floor I know exactly where to install the leveler.
When installing the floor I use this in conjunction with the “Spin Doctors” product, as the SD are a bit faster to use.
But the advantage these have is if you need to add additional support for the edges, you can add without having to separate the tile. These in conjunction with the SD are a perfect match.
I added some pictures of my most recent LFT installation of 48”x 48” porcelain tile.
It’s really a tool to eliminate tile lippage, especially on rectified ceramic tile.
Perfect for the second day of installation when you have a dry edge. I take my I ocalating tool and make a small relief in the dry thinset and mark it with a pencil.
Once I mud the floor I know exactly where to install the leveler.
When installing the floor I use this in conjunction with the “Spin Doctors” product, as the SD are a bit faster to use.
But the advantage these have is if you need to add additional support for the edges, you can add without having to separate the tile. These in conjunction with the SD are a perfect match.
I added some pictures of my most recent LFT installation of 48”x 48” porcelain tile.
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