Tile Leveling System Kit 1/8 Tile Spacers Reusable 50pcs Leveler Tile Tools for Installation+50pcs Replaceable Spare Steel T-Pin Upgraded Adjustable Fit 8-12mm Tile Floor Leveling Compounds Set

My dad loved it!

First day of installing tile I realized that the wedge leveling system they sell at Home Depot and other places has a a few fatal flaws: First those systems can't really lift a tile, they can only push a tile down. And second you can accidentally snap off the top of them and then you can't install another one without lifting the tile. These fix both of those issues. Plus you can reuse them.When installing large tiles you need to be able to sometimes lift a tile slightly. The little metal tabs on these can do that. And you can install these after setting the tile down. I also felt like using these is faster than using the wedge system. Put the T down in the gap, rotate it, and push down the lever.Sometimes the lever is hard to push down. I was popping them with my hand. But once I popped it too hard, the black plastic lever broke in half and the part that remained jabbed into my palm. Ouch! And it took about a week to heal. Over a month later I still have the scar. After that I popped it with the rubber mallet.My tiles were very large and not always exactly flat. So sometimes I would use up to 5 or more of these along an edge to level it. I'm not that fast at installing tile but I bought 2 bags of these and felt like that was a sufficient amount.You want to remove them about 6 hours after laying the tile. But sometimes even if it was the next day they were able to be removed. We never used the extra metal T's. That takes too much time. If they got bent or broke we tossed them.Sometimes when you go to remove them or when you check them later the lever is no longer pushed down. For that reason I recommend also trying this other kind: https://amzn.to/3Tvvdfq. We tried those also and they also work really well.I recommend buying both kinds and seeing which ones work better for you.

I think the product is a great idea! The only thing I would suggest is maybe a little longer lever and make the lever stronger, I've had a few break on my just trying to clip the tile together. Otherwise a good tool to have.

I have to say I prefer the wedge tile lift system, but this style does have some advantages. My only complaint is it is a weird measurement and does not get the tiles very tight. To achieve that that I just used a few bumpons that I had left over from a previous project.

Terrible, didn't do what it was supposed to do. Ruined my job by relying on it. Live and learn

I tiled 2 rooms before using using this...OMG! this is the best, the 3 and last room came out flawless, like a professional did it. I am so happy with this product and which i new about it years ago.

Funcionan muy bien cuando los tiles vienen torcidos ayudan a enderezar

I was excited to try this new device. While in theory, it works and can be utilized. It does not have the leverage of other systems I’ve used. The wedge system has about 4 x 1 inches of area to leverage the tile. The system has a bout16th of an inch by a quarter of an inch.I gave two stars because it worked. But low because the quality of the devices (one broke, see other reviews) and it took a lot longer than other products to get the tiles equalized with spacing.Also, when you are removing this system which you have to do before the mortar dries, you can compromise the mortar. If the product catches. It can upend the tileYou want to be confident in your work and this does not give that feeling.You cannot get proper leverage to have a tile pushed in or leveled properly. Thinner tile could be broken if you’re using this near the edge.Sadly, I did dispose of this after I was done. I could not see myself utilizing it again. I hate wasting money, but the level of professionalism in my work would be compromised if I continue to use this product.