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I need to tile a large irregular shaped room and don't see a way around taking a break. The tile is tiles laid befor ethe break plank and I am using a wedge based leveling system. What 's the collective advice for how to stop and finish sections? I.e. I amm concerned about how to make sure I get a smooth transition from the tile laid before the break to the ones I am starting after the break. I thought I would just insert the clips before the break. Will that work ?

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