Tile Leveling System Kits 100PCS & 500PCS 1/16 Inch Tile Spacers with 2 Wrenches, Reusable Flooring Level Tile levelers & Replaceable T-pin, DIY Wall & Floor Construction Tools by Tanek

I tiled a shower stall for the first time and used 8x8 tile. I was pretty nervous it would look DYI as I was sure the tiles would be uneven. My original shower tile was bumpy and uneven and it was installed by a professional. Anyway, fast forward to finding and buying these tile levelers. What an amazing tool!! Easy to install. Be sure and hold the mechanism while you screw it tight or the small clip may turn and pop out. Easy once you get use to it. My shower walls are PERFECT!!! I could see where the walls were uneven during tiling (even the slightest amount) and when I added these I watched as the tiles were pushed into place level with the neighboring tiles. I put ALOT of these on. One on each side of every tile. It was worth the money and I would highly recommend these on any tile job. You will be so glad you bought these. After installing, I set a timer for 4 hours and went back and removed. Easily came out and about 98% are still good and I can use again. Only a few lost the clip pin. I did forget to remove a row one night but still had no problem getting them out but pulling risked chipping my ceramic tile so I advise being sure you time the removal to ensure smooth and easy.I saw other levelers where you pushed a small wedge under the tile. This just seemed like a lot of work and pushing a wedge with tile on the surface of the tile seemed risky. These did the trick and I'll have the whole bag for my next job. I tiled one wall at a time so had plenty to cover the job.Fantastic idea. Hats off to whoever invented these. Made my job look like a professional did it.

Wish they had a video on how to use. But here are the instructionsBrining in some additional tools【Tile Leveling System】Our tile levelers are great tools for floor and wall setting, easy to use in DIY operation, it keeps the tile balance on the same horizontal position and prevents tiles from moving while curing.【Durable and Reusable】Our tile leveling system is made of high quality plastic, eco-friendly and durable. Also the T shape needles are constructed with stainless steel, which features wear-resistant and reusable.【Working Efficiently】 Equipped with special wrench for working efficiently, it can not only make tile laying speed faster, but also reduce grinding and polishing work for the tile layers.【Wide Application】The tile leveler system can detect whether the tile is level, also can be used to make the diversion slope in the bathroom and kitchen to let the water be discharged smoothly.【20 Needles Replacement】20 free interchangeable steel needles bonus free for our tile leveling system to change when it required, which helps to improve the service life, also simple and easy to use in DIY operation.

Since this was going to be my first ever tile job I thought there would be value in having the wedge and clip system, then the this one with the metal tee so I purchased them both. I thought this system was best, they just slip in underneath the tile and with just a few turns the tile moves right into place. I also did use the wedge and clip system for another part of the job, they also worked well.

Easy to use, work really well. They level the tile perfectly. Only thing is some are a little difficult to remove but that is because I placed some wrong. Overall great product

I don't ever review anything, ever. But these deserve a review! I'm a contractor and I lay A LOT of tile and for those imperfect walls or floors these are amazing! Some people had concerns about leaving them overnight and I haven't had any issues. If you twist them around a couple times to clear the thinset around the T post they are easy to pull. They are very durable and easy to use. I won't tile another floor or wall without these levelers in reach! 5 ⭐ all the way way! Life savers!

They install easily and keep your tile level. Bad thing is if you don't get them out before the mud completely dries you have to break them almost all off and start over with new metal post. The only place you can find the metal post takes a month to get them it's quicker to buy more of the spacers then to buy the replacement pins. I'm having to go back every 4 hours to remove what I've done or I can't get them out very easily. Which means when I go home at the end of the day at 5 I'm going back at almost 9 to take the spacers out so they don't break off in the morning

When you crank down on these it moves the tiles, save your money and get the wedges

Easy to use. Brings tile edges up and flush with others making a flat professional appearance. With care can be reused multiple times.

My impressions after using these.....If you want really tight spacing between tiles, avoid these because the steel pins get pinched under the tiles and are very difficult to remove. They do a fairly good job of levelling the tiles if you have sufficient mortar under them; removing them 4 hours or so after setting is best as the pins come out easier.

I had seen these and thought they would do the tile job in my shower. I am using them with 12 x 24 inch tile. They do the job, but they do have a number of issues.Pros: They are lower cost than other levelling solutions. They can be reusedCons: As you tighten them I find they often shift smaller cut tile (side pieces) so you have to fiddle with them to get the tile properly placed on the wall while tightening them.They take a long time to clean off the thinset that falls on them and the back of the black pad as a little thinset seems to ozze on them as you tighten them. It took me 45 minutes last night to clean up approx 24 of the levellers with a scotchbrite pad.Conclusion: I won't be using them for my next tile job.

I bought it to level my floor tiles and it levels tiles nicely. The only thing you need to do is remove them before the mortar fully cure(which is not possible for flooring because you should not step on it, but doable on wall tiles) or wiggle the hell out of it while installing it to make room around the pin so that it has room to twist and come out. Removing these things is the hardest part of my tiling job because I was not thing ahead of the time and let the mortar hardens completely. The next thing I found myself doing was to cut this and push it down, so I can hide it under the grout. I ended up cutting pins for about 1/3 of them.I am guessing it will work charmingly on wall tiles because you do not have to wait until you can step on them. I will use it for the next job for sure and even buy more since I know what to do with them now.

I purchased without realizing it was for 1/16th grout line and mine was 1/8, however it still worked extremely well.As an unexpected feature, it also kept my floor tile planks in place while the mortar dried. Even if I didn't require a tile to be leveled I used it to hold the planks in place, so the occasional cat or dog running over it didn't shift it out of place. I also missed removing a few while the mortar dried overnight and I was still able to get the leveler out with the tap of a hammer.

It works but hard to get perfect. Soon as you tighten it down to level it, the force of the turn moves the tiles ever so slightly. Might not sound like a big deal but your tiles won't be straight afterwards.Lots of cussing later, I finally finished tiling 20sqft. Took me 3 times as long having to constantly adjusting and checking my lines after I install the leveller.It's not total garbage but there are much better ones.