Do you have these problems when you do your tiling project? 1. The tile is uneven and ugly for finish 2. It is difficult and spend time for tiling,especilly for the first time tiler 3. The tile is too tight to extrusion badly 4. The furniture is not stable when put on the finished tile
If so, and if you're a first time tiler, we would whole-heartedly recommend our Tile Leveling System Kit for you. This is also the best gift for professionals and DIYs who want to install the tile of wall and floor.
Use our tile leveling system kit is easily solve tiling uneven and the slow construction.
【CONVENIENT & EFFICIENT】Improve tile installation speed and reduce installer fatigue/stress.
【200pcs Tile Clips]】 Use on Tiles 1/8" (3mm) Thick, No additional assembly tools needed
【STRONGER BASE】New clips made from high quality material with stronger base, make sure the tile uneven and tightly.
【1/8" STANDARD SEAM】The actual measurement of tile leveling spacers is 3mm, so it is closer to 1/8" on the market.
【GREAT TOOLS FOR FLOORING/WALL SETTING】this spcers is great tools for Living room, bathroom, office floor/wall tile project
Features: 1. the packages include 200pcs spacer, working with the Tile Leveling System 1/8" Kit 2. this tile leveling system solves the slow construction, prevents the tiles from being uneven, helps you to improve the tiling speed, quickly and easily tiling, saving time and effort. 3. 300pcs high-quality PVC tile spacers (non-reuseable) with easy cut-off separation point. 4. The actual measurement of tile leveling spacers is 3mm, so it is closer to 1/8" on the market. 5. One tile is recommended to use 4 tile leveler spacers, easy to leveling tile, even seams, easy and quick tiling.
Packages: 200pcs Tile Leveling System Clips
*****NOTE*****
Before and After the tile project, make sure to erase some of the cement on the edge of tile. Make sure the solidification will not affect the removalof the clips.
One tile is recommended to use 4 tile leveler spacers, if tile is large, it is recommended to use 6 spacers.
