Raimondi Leveling System 1/16" Large White Tile Clips

Raimondi Tile Leveling System 1/16" Large White Tile Clips Raimondi 1/16" Large Tile Leveling Clips quickly eliminate tile lippage. The large white Raimondi clips can be used with tiles between 1/2" and 3/4" thick to provide consistent level results every time. Features If you're a tile installer, you're well aware of how difficult it is to properly set flexible, large format, or heavy tiles because often the floor foundation is uneven and contains imperfections Tiles that seemed uniformly level during installation can shift as the tile adhesive sets, compromising the overall aesthetics of your initial hard work With Raimondi Self Leveling Clips for tiling, this potential is no longer a threat to your hard work In addition to ensuring the proper leveling of tiles, this system helps to speed up the tile setting process It dramatically improves the overall quality of your tile project Both installation and removal of the spacers are quick and easy! It can be used for either wall or floor tile projects The clip and wedge system evenly pushes tiles into thin sets to achieve flat, even results Rather than worrying about voids and coverage, RLS clip spacers further enhance the thin set adhesion to your tiles Technical Data Large Leveling Clip size: 1/2" up to 3/4" tile, 1/16" grout joint Minimum required joint: 1/16" Tile thickness minimum required 1/2", max 3/4" How to use STEP 1: After spreading your tile adhesive, insert a leveling clip spacer underneath the tiles along the 4 sides - use traditional spacers as you usually would square up the corners. For larger tiles, it may be necessary to "double up," using two leveling spacers for each side STEP 2: Set the tile and beat it with a rubber mallet STEP 3: Use the special traction-adjustable pliers to insert the wedge into the leveling spacers, paying attention not to pass the clip's breakpoint STEP 4: Once the tile adhesive has been allowed to set, remove the leveling spacers with the traction-adjustable pliers and a rubber mallet, or kick them out with your feet