best tile levelling system rubi or raimondi need to know - TilersForums.com

[Old Mod]

Rubi are excellent! Work for me anyway!

 

[Dougs Third Go]

I've never used lash clips, all seems wrong to me, to create a solid bed you need to be pressing, not pulling....

 

[beanz]

I attempted to use lash clips the other day, but couldn't get my head around the amount of space they seemed to need under the tile, due to the curve!?! Gave up, and used spacers. I know where I am with spacers! Lol

 

[lizzardtong]

raimondi for me.

 

[peterwhayward]

I have used LASH clips before which were ok to use. Turn the wedges around to save your thumbs

But you cant get the thick end through........! :mad2:

 

[Andy Allen]

rubber mallet and a straight edge for me...:smilewinkgrin:

 

[Rosco100]

Raimondi for me have tried the others but Raimondi are easiest

 

[J Sid]

Raimondi from me

 

[Italy]

raimondi use from 2011 , rls latest model is more flexible and better than old model
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[Glynn]

These systems work but are they better than SLC and an even solid bed of adhesive?

 

[Italy]

the eu rules are clear, over 60 cm in length should be made the double-spread, more bottom floor, so there are voids pronlemi . Google traslate

 

[AMC]

quick from people who have used either one laying some large tiles in the next week or so

I use the butech ones from porcelanosa , can't fault them

 

[StevieBoy]

I've never used lash clips, all seems wrong to me, to create a solid bed you need to be pressing, not pulling....

I couldn't agree more.

Rubber mallet and spirit level work better.

 

[mr.tile]

I use original Tuscan. It's the best. The traps might be expensive, and if you want something cheaper and faster godt with Leveltec, easy and fast going

 

[Russell brown]

I've just invested in a load of rubi and to be honest I'm a little less than impressed. With the lash clips you can actually pull the lip page out to a certain extent, the rubi ones you can't put much pressure on at all. They're more of an aid to hold your tiles in place once you've got them right in the first place. After buying the rubi system I'll be more careful about which system I buy next. Having said that though you still have piece of mind that once set they're not going to move.