Spacer / Levelling system
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Frequently Asked Questions for Spacer / Levelling system
1. What is a tile spacer and why do I need it?
A tile spacer is a small device used to maintain consistent gaps between tiles during installation, ensuring even grout lines and preventing tiles from shifting out of place.
2. How does a levelling system work?
A levelling system consists of clips and wedges that hold tiles in place, allowing for precise height alignment and preventing lippage (uneven surfaces) between adjacent tiles.
3. Can I use spacers and levelling systems for any type of tile?
Yes, spacers and levelling systems can be used with various tile types, including ceramic, porcelain, and natural stone tiles. Always check the manufacturer’s guidelines for specific recommendations.
4. How do I choose the right size spacer for my tile installation?
The size of the spacer you choose should match the grout joint width specified for your tiles. Common sizes range from 1.5mm to 3mm, depending on the tile and design preferences.
5. Is it necessary to use both spacers and a levelling system?
While both tools can be used together for optimal results, you can use spacers alone for standard installations. However, a levelling system is beneficial for larger format tiles to achieve a flatter surface.