Tile levelling systems – clips, wedges and more

Levelling systems for floor and wall tiles

A tile levelling system keeps neighbouring tiles in one plane until the adhesive sets. The clip is placed under the tile and grips the edge of the adjacent tiles; the wedge slides into its eye and presses both tiles level. Once the adhesive has hardened, the top part of the clip is snapped off and you use the wedge again. The system pays off especially with large formats and rectified tiles, where any lippage shows.

• Clips for tiles 3–12 mm for joints of 0.5, 1, 1.5, 2 or 3 mm, crate of 3 000 pcs.
• Clips for tiles 10–22 mm for a 2 mm joint, box of 2 000 pcs.
• Clips for tiles 13–24 mm for thick tiles and joints of 1 to 3 mm, crate of 3 000 pcs.

The screw levelling system works without wedges. The levelling screw is placed under the joint between the tiles and the levelling nut is screwed onto its thread; once tightened, it presses the adjacent tiles into one plane. The screws are for tiles 3–15 mm thick and joints of 1, 1.5 or 2 mm, and we supply both screws and nuts in bags of 100 pieces.

The pliers always tighten the wedge with the same force, and the scratch protection pad protects the tile surface. We supply clips, wedges and pliers in neutral bags with Czech instructions, so they are also suitable for resale at builders' merchants. Tile spacers keep joints evenly wide.

Which clip to choose and how many you will need per m² is explained in our tile levelling system guide.