We have just started to stock a new type of tile spacer at 365Drills to see....

[Tony73]

Did a small 6m Kitchen for someone and they put a pack of these bullet things on the worktop .......... seemed a bit strange to use for brick effect. They went straight under the plinth never to be seen again !!! carry on lol

inventer should make both sides usable one side normal square tiling and other side( with 3 edges longer and one shorter ) for brick effect. if you know what i mean? :8:

 

[Muse2k8]

I personally think that any pro will only ever continue to use cross spacers. Cheap to get, easy to use, do the job and you can reuse them or throw them out without feeling guilty. Too many people attempt to reinvent the spacer when it is essentially perfect.

 

[John Benton]

I personally think that any pro will only ever continue to use cross spacers. Cheap to get, easy to use, do the job and you can reuse them or throw them out without feeling guilty. Too many people attempt to reinvent the spacer when it is essentially perfect.

Why do we think corrugated cardboard boxes for tile packaging was invented?

1 piece=1mm, 1 piece folded and squeezed=1.5mm and so on.....



Completely free and available on most jobs

 

[Andy Allen]

years ago in my building site tiling days we used 'spinks tiles' and they came with small precut cardboard squares that you used for spacers....

 

[Peter]

Spaghetti is the cheapest way to space tiles.

 

[John Benton]

Spaghetti is the cheapest way to space tiles.

Al dente?