The best tilling systems (spacers) in your opinion - TilersForums.com

[Theodoros Tsakonas]

Hello,

My name is Theodor and I am head of technical sales in a building supply store in Greece. I am looking to import a value for money tile laying system (maybe the traditional system with the clips and wedges or what ever is the best in your opinion), Unfortunately as well I know, there is no standard to classify the systems, so kindly share your experience and preference.

I found the below remarkable:

1) Raimondi Leveling System raimondispa.com
2) PEYGRAN TILE LEVELING SYSTEM peygran.com
3) Perfect Level Master perfectlevelmaster.com
4) System Leveling tilelevelingsystem.com
5) ............


Thank you for your time and participation 😀!!

 

[Dan]

There are dozens of these now. Which is the cheapest you can get out of those four?

 

[Theodoros Tsakonas]

There are dozens of these now. Which is the cheapest you can get out of those four?

Dear Dan,

Thank you for your reply. I am not looking just for the cheapest one, that's why until now I haven't contact the companies about an offer / collaboration.

In this step, I am looking for the advandange and dissadvandance as well. For exaple I am waiting some comments like "I prefer the "X" system because of the hardness and flexibility, but in the instaillation I often have the "Y" problem".

In similar articles about the spacers, I found that the Raimondi's is cheaper than the other top 2 classic systems, but in the other hand sometimes the clips can stick. The other 2 best brands are more expensive but (according to the article) doesn't meet those kind of failure, and (as the article continius) the PEYGRAN and Perfect Level Master have the same quality but PEYGRAN is the newer player in the game and as a result PEYGRAN doesn't have the experience of Perfect Level Master. In my opinion It means nothing. I took a look in the product catalogs before and I am very satisfied.

In any case the critical factor (for me) is to avoid / eliminate any kind of failure such the clips that brokes with the legs stuck between the tiles (the ultimate nightmare in tile laying field - in my opinion).

So the question remains.


Thank you for your time and participation 😀!!

 

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