Tile Leveling System, Reusable Tile Tools for Installation, Tile Spacers Leveling System, Floor Leveler Self Leveling Compound (50 Sets)

Good quality

So in fairness, I was scheduled to lay a tile floor and I wanted to try these out. I ordered them and then found out the boss wanted someone else to lay the floor, so I haven't used them yet. My go-to for lippage control are the wide tiling wedges and they work wonderfully! However, I am always looking for new products to make my life and job easier. I got these because they looked easy to use. I will have to wait until my next tile job comes around to give them a full shot and it doesn't look like that will be for a while, so I will have to update the review once I do get to use them.

I ordered these last year because I was determined to do the installation of my own tiles as a part of my basement finishing project. My project went A LOT slower than I planned, and I learned a lot through the mistakes I made. I learned enough that I decided to hire someone to install the tiles in my basement bathroom. I figured that any mistakes I made in doing the tile by myself would be “set in concrete” (literally) and would be preserved for all to see.I’m glad I did! But I showed these leveling tools to my tile installer and he told me that they would do exactly the job that they said that they would do. He said that leveling the tiles so that they match, especially where four tiles meet, is a difficult thing to do. Speaking modestly (he said), he didn’t need these as he had been installing tiles for 25 years, but he could recommend them for the average do-it-yourself tiler.That’s a good enough recommendation for me!

Poor product

These are awesome and way better than just spacers. These little doodads are for spacing, but also for manipulating your slope and surface as your tiles are setting. The pins which set into the morter/grout etc. are very thin and can be snapped off after the tiles and thin-set have hardened. Comes with a pack of replacement pins. This is assuming you don't remove them before the mix has hardened. They help to lift and support your individual tiles at the perfect angle you need while the thin set is still wet. Perfect for those stubborn slopes and angles that just DO NOT want to cooperate with you no matter what you do. You can even leave them in till your thin set has hit that hardening phase and then use the levers to pull your tiles in the correct direction to correct for low spots that you noticed were developing. This is a must have for getting those perfect gentle sloping shower floors or correcting for unlevel surfaces that you are tiling over.

I have not had a chance to use these yet, but they look like they will do the trick. Super easy to use. Slide them between 2 tiles you want even and push the handle over to tighten. Once I get to remodeling the bath these will come in handy. You will still need spacers for the size of grout you want. These are only for leveling.

These levelers work well and are easy to use when used with the right size tile, so be sure to check your tile thickness before purchasing. These work for tiles thicknesses between 8 mm to 12 mm, which should cover most large format and/or floor tiles. Some smaller wall-only tiles come in a bit less than that, but you may not need something like these levelers for small tiles that are easier to level. They are most needed with large format tiles (which are generally a little thicker), where just a slight out-of-level tile can end up causing significant high and low spots for a really bad tile job.Another limitation is grout spacing, which must be between 1.5 mm (slightly less than 1/16 inch) to 6 mm (less than 1/4 inch). Grout spacing out of that range would not be very common.

I am a professional tile installer and have used many spacers. These are not the best. Use Bahui if you have the money. Much better product.