Tile Leveling System 400-Piece Tile Leveling Spacer Clips and 100-Piece Reusable Wedges Tile Leveler Tool Set for Ceramic Tile and Stone Installation (1/8 Inch)

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.

Great price and did the trick. My tile guy ran out and was happy I had some waiting for him when he came back.

Been using these for years just remember they cheap compared to Doug Ashy so they will break but it’s enough to do 2 tub tile or showers. Get more if your doing tile floors and also obviously the whites are 1 time use and the red ones I’ve used them 6 times before they broke. But for price that’s nothing. I use to get the 100 pack of red wedges for $200!!! So this is a steal

they make laying tile so easy

I started using these for large tile and they work pretty well. It really helps when the cement board has a slight wave because of uneven studs. I'll be using these from now on. It just helps to make my work look better.

Used for our shower remodel. Large 12x24 travertine (heavy!) tiles. Helped keep tiles level and corners aligned. Lesson learned - don’t over due the mortar/tile adhesive, harder to get out where glue squeezed out around spacers. Otherwise came out pretty easy. I would definitely use these for my next project.

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.

The tabs don't break off... what a royal pain in the a_ _!