Best tile levelling system

[PaulDtiler]

Hi Kyle
Where do you get the 'Spinarooooos' from ?

 

[Flintstone]

I've added some genesis clips to my order from pro tiler tools, got a couple of jobs coming up with 600 porcelain so I'll give them a proper chance. Are they suitable over a ufh system such as ditra heat ?

 

[LM]

I've added some genesis clips to my order from pro tiler tools, got a couple of jobs coming up with 600 porcelain so I'll give them a proper chance. Are they suitable over a ufh system such as ditra heat ?

Provided the tile is back skimmed and bedded properly I can't think of why not.

 

[Flintstone]

It is a barrier between tile and wire, I'm sure it will be alright unless some one knows other wise

 

[LM]

Eufh will be encased in leveller and Ditra heat have the cables buried in between the studs.

 

[Flintstone]

Back fill not leveller! Should be alright I'm sure I'm not the first person to do it, I've seen our sal doing it

 

[Brian the Tile]

What is the best system to use?
Vitrex lash tile or suretile?

Your eyes

 

[Granito]

Hi
First post here, I'm a DIY'er using levelling systems for the first time.
I'm using a Tile Rite system (yellow wedges), and also a twist type system for when the inevitable breakages happen and I really don't want to reset a tile to replace the broken clip.
So far so good, just wondering if anyone knows of a system where the wedges do not have serrations
All the ones I've seen have this feature. I've been using the wedges upside down, and it works better IMO. Can't believe I'm the only one to have noticed this, tightening them is smoother and more controllable, and it's much easier to loosen a clip if you make a mistake.
As far as I can see the serrations serve no useful function.
What have I missed?

 

[Ralyban]

Recently I have repaired my three storied building. I went to different shops physically and noticed lots of levelling system. It seems to me storystore tile leveling one which i was looking for. I used it and didn't regret.