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Dan

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Everybody seems to be selling tile levelling systems these days. So I thought I'd have a quick look on one of the websites I use to by tat from. They do actually do some good stuff amongst the crap. It's worth digging through. You can often get samples sent over FOC if you have an account that you have used before a few times, so they know you're actually a buyer. They want to sell their stuff, including their cheap tile levelling systems.

Check these out: Wholesale Tile Leveling System - Buy Cheap Tile Leveling System from Chinese Wholesalers | DHgate.com - http://www.dhgate.com/wholesale/tile+leveling+system.html
Wholesale Tile Levelling System - Buy Cheap Tile Levelling System from Chinese Wholesalers | DHgate.com - http://www.dhgate.com/wholesale/tile+levelling+system.html

You can usually just buy the clips from there in bulk and then use your existing tools to fit them etc.

Anybody already doing this?
 

Ttt1601

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This is never ending topic these days, but if dont wont to ise them then fine, its usually the older guys that have the biggest objection. Was having a discussion with a guy at the porcel thin day in rimgwood, he was anti them coming out with all the usual stuff about coverage and I don't need them I'm a good Tiler etc etc , but when I said there not there to take the error out of bad tiling they are there to take the error out of bad tiles, he seemed to twig a bit to what they are about
 
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got to hold my hands up here........ive tried to get my regular fixers to look at levelling systems, but they just dont want to use them/think they are a pain in the a*se/think they will be too time consuming/think they wont get 100% coverage.
Too set in their ways Lee & wont see it as another tool in their arsenal..
Used correctly you will achieve near 100% coverage.

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Dan

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They are some of the above, a bit of a pain over using just spacers, more time consuming. Ideal on large formats imo, 60x60 and above. I see some people using them on all sorts of tiles, more clips than bloody tile
I'd agree to be honest but i haven't used any so perhaps not able to fairly comments. And that's what I'd say to them maybe.

Wonder if they'd do a trade day if you showed them?
 
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Bill

I have been tiling for 35 years ish and I learned with sand and cement. Solid be is achievable with adhesive with or without clips.

I have used a few types apart from the PLM but all seem to do the same job (even the lash clips when used with enough adhesive) I don't always use the clips especially when the floor is flat and the tiles are flat.

I did try some of the Mustang clips that Andy Carroll is touting and those clips performed very well and were not expensive like the Raimondi clips.

I have also tried some from Bright Ideas as a test and even they were pretty good but they were the cheapest I have used. For porcelthin jobs I would use the Bright Ideas clips and for stuff 10mm thicker I would use the Mustang, if needed.
 
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J Sid

I have been tiling for 35 years ish and I learned with sand and cement. Solid be is achievable with adhesive with or without clips.

I have used a few types apart from the PLM but all seem to do the same job (even the lash clips when used with enough adhesive) I don't always use the clips especially when the floor is flat and the tiles are flat.

I did try some of the Mustang clips that Andy Carroll is touting and those clips performed very well and were not expensive like the Raimondi clips.

I have also tried some from Bright Ideas as a test and even they were pretty good but they were the cheapest I have used. For porcelthin jobs I would use the Bright Ideas clips and for stuff 10mm thicker I would use the Mustang, if needed.
the prices Andy gave me were 50% more expensive then RLS Tom
 

Dan

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I said that to.him and he said they wouldn't ship to UK unless though him
That'll change when a tile shop wants in. They won't want a tiler competing and they'll buy more than he does.

If he said that himself if perhaps go direct and see. It's usually a case of QTY I've found. You can buy anything if you give them enough money lol
 
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