Tile Levelers

Wow, I have nothing but good words. I thought this was all a gimmick, and I learned how flat and leveled the tiles are no more trying to tile with the level and crosses. That’s a thing of the past. This made me look like a professional and I’ve been out of the business for about 20 years, so tile again this made me look like I was back to being a professional definitely value your money the abilities excellent the performances is excellent Easy to use or easy to installation. The plastic is durable and you don’t need the tool to remove it and worked out well. The only advice I could give you is that you don’t have too much mortar on. It takes a little bit to clean up then good worked out well I definitely recommend.

They were easy to use, got the job done quickly and easy to remove after using, the quality of this product is great would recommend you to buy and the size was the exact one I odered 1/16. Took longer than expected date of delivery but it's great .

Before ordering it spent too much time reviewing reviews. Can't remember why I picked this item but I am glad I did. This is the first time I have used this type of leveling system and it did not take long to feel comfortable using it. Our project turned out better than anticipated and this leveling system played a major part. Item was priced competively for the number of shims/spacers received. The only concern is that not all of the spacers broke loose but I think part of the problem was in how I went about removing them. Another problem was to much thinset encapsulated the spacer so be careful and remove thinset that squeezes out around the spacer.

These feel a bit sturdier than the clips sold at Home Depot. They seem slightly harder to remove, but they offer excellent value for the price.

Fantastic leveling system! Let me first say this, I'm not a professional flooring installer. Matter of fact, I used these the first install that I did, and haven't looked back! I definitely recommend.

I only ended up using a few of these, as some people in the reviews noted they were hard to remove. After I used them (I hadn't tried to remove them yet). I mentioned using them to a tile contractor. He told me they are great, even the knock off versions on Amazon. He told me the secret to removing them easily. Removal Secret: After your thinset has fully cured, 48 hours or more. Take a CLEAN 2x4 block (about 6" - 10" long), leaving the wedge firmly in the clip, hold the 2x4 flat perpendicular to the clip direction (horizontal to the wedge). Then carefully without hitting the tile, give the side of the 2x4 a good whack with a hammer. Those babies just snap off below the grout line. The wedges can then be reused.

As others have stated, the tabs don't break. You'll knock them off and have a plastic leg sticking out from your joint. When you go to pull said plastic leg, I'll just sheer off. I ended up chipping two tiles trying to remove a few. You'll need some thin tipped needle nose pliers to get the legs out. Seek other options.

These things work great. The "contractor" we hired was recommended by many, but the quality of his work wasn't as expected. We had privided these up front and made him tear out and redo our master shower to keep the grout lines clean. If the contractor has never used them question their experience.