How to Use Tile Leveling System

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If you're looking for a way to get a perfect result every time you lay tile, then you need to check out this tile leveling system! In this video, I'll show you step-by-step how to use this system to get the perfect result every time.

With this system, you'll never have to worry about ruining your floor or having uneven tile again! This is a handy tool to have in your toolbox and I highly recommend checking it out!

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[Floortally]

We appreciate your detailed breakdown of the tile leveling system! We've used a similar setup and found that practicing with the pliers on dry tiles really helps. It took us a few tries to get the tension just right without snapping the clips, so your tips on that are invaluable.

Also, we learned the hard way about ensuring the subfloor is level beforehand—it makes a huge difference in the final look. If you could share more on cost estimation for larger projects, that would be fantastic. Your editing and presentation make this content easy to follow. Thanks for the great tips!

[G.I.JeffsWorkbench]

Every other vid. explains the importance of using a leveling system. This is the ONLY vid. I’ve found that goes into detail on everything you need to know to actually use the system. Good thing I watched it before using such a system for the first time. Thank you!!!

[gadasavideos]

Wow. Dial it in for myself. That's why I was viewing this video.

[spartansnz]

Great advice. Thank you for your time brother ❤

[_BAD_MERC_]

This video is what I needed! Just began laying large format plank over terrazzo, so my subfloor is smooth. The kitchen is mostly done and as I walk I can feel a few small deviations but mostly without shoes. As I begin the expansive living room I am sure I'll be having 'sliding in your socks' competitions with my pipsqueak and I sure don't wanna see any booboos. This will surely help maintain a flat and uniform job when completed! Every moment of this video was informative and educational. Unfortunately since YouTube has disabled 'dislikes' you are about the 15th video I had to watch in entirety wasting a LOT of time. You singlehandedly made all that time worth it!!! This video should be the standard for anyone embarking on a tile job.

[deannicholas]

Absolutely brilliant video mate! Thank You so much!

[declanbarr]

Great video. Im going to be tiling my new house this summer and your videos will be very helpful.

Very good video for using these clips and straight and to the point.
Bravo!

[bubbs]

Finally an explanation on how to use a tile levelling system!! This is helping to build my confidence ahead of tiling my kitchen. Thank you 😊

[bsfbestshortfilmsonyoutube]

Hi there . I have matching 12 inch x 12 inch bathroom floor tiles. what mm spacer should I use ?

[AlexWalker]

Hi, we’ve been using this system in the uk and thought it was a great idea however it doesn’t seem to work very well as the tiles started moving around as the pliers were being clicked. I’m wondering whether it might be because of the amount of adhesive used but any ideas would be much appreciated.

[TroyWarr]

Great video! One question that's been nagging me. When you stop tiling one day and resume the next, are there any problems with the levelness of the outer edge of the last row you laid down? In my mind, since you didn't level the outer edge of those tiles against adjacent tiles before the thinset cured, it seems like they could be slightly out of level and have no way to adjust vertically once you lay fresh tiles next to them and use the wedges. Or is that not the case?

[mauricedaigle]

My tile company provided me everything but this tool. They never even mentioned it. Do I need this tool or can I just push the wedge in by hand?

[pickypadasmr]

Can I ask why there is a white divide between both sides of kitchen? We have a similar layout and only one half of the room is tiled, so we was going to tile the other side with no divide in between.

[chvywife]

Do the leveling clips also serve as spacers?

[AllBayEveryDay]

Biggest tip you forgot is to use a margin trowel to clean away about an inch of thinset around the perimeter of the tile. That will prevent thinset from oozing out between your grout joints when using the clips.

[pietroantonelli]

Hey Max love your channel.. On a different note, I live in Chicago which has a huge Ukrainian community... I don't know if this means anyting..But my prayers are truly not just words but truly with the Ukrainian

[chanproperties]

I am Chinese from Malaysia. May the Odds of Life be in your Favor. Long Live Ukraine!

[erickelley]

I, in fact, don't have an entirely level surface - there is a joist interaction which really wasn't solvable in a reasonable way. This system nevertheless helped me to avoid lippage where it was really going to be a problem.

[eeeeefffff]

Great videos! More close ups scenes would be great