Best tile levelling system

[Wishiwasatoptiler]

I'm using these at the moment - nice and chunky!

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Hi mark. What's the bag size. No one stock it up in the north east. But they've offered to supply direct,but failed to say how many in a pack. What plier set do you use. Thanks. D

 

[macten]

My localish shop do them in bags of 100 - they're website said they do them in 500s too but didn't have any left. I don't use pliers.
Going to ask CTD if they'll stock them as they only have the lash clips in with the curved base.

 

[Flintstone]

Andy Carrol sells them mustang clips and doesn't shut up about them, being a none clip user I don't know how good they are !

 

[Bill]

Hi Tom
searched their catalogue, cant seem to find their system, any pics and contact number etc.
Thanks

This Bright Ideas contact page.... the number is the one I use.
The Bright Ideas Contact Page - http://www.thebrightideas.co.uk/Bright%20Ideas%20Contact%20Us%20Page.html

 

[LM]

Andy Carrol sells them mustang clips and doesn't shut up about them, being a none clip user I don't know how good they are !

Andy catch yourself on and get with it. You don't use clips, seriously?

All joking aside Andy, try the wheel out it makes things a lot more easy!

 

[Flintstone]

Ha! I have tried them on some thin 800x800 porcelain and I they were useful for that, but i don't generally get jobs with tiles that size. I've had years of adjusting for bad surfaces so I'm pretty damn good at acheiving a flat finish. I would get some tho If I found myself doing a job with big tiles

 

[Wishiwasatoptiler]

Cheers Tom, after a few emails they will supply direct as we have no retailers in the real north of England... cheap enough for this poor fella..

 

[Stu Lilley]

at the moment we stock nivellos and rubi but what is the best system out there our customers are wanting me to supply the best,,,any suggestions>

 

[LM]

at the moment we stock nivellos and rubi but what is the best system out there our customers are wanting me to supply the best,,,any suggestions>

That's one hell of a debate Stu, there's lots of arguments for and against most decent systems.
Performance and price can alternate in preference depending on requirement.
Vertical vs horizontal force for clamping. Each have their own merits depending on the task at hand imo.

 

[Stu Lilley]

That's one hell of a debate Stu, there's lots of arguments for and against most decent systems.
Performance and price can alternate in preference depending on requirement.
Vertical vs horizontal force for clamping. Each have their own merits depending on the task at hand imo.

forget price as we only sell quality...I am a firm believer in buy cheap buy twice...if cost was not a issue and it was purely based on quality and longevity of the product what would you use?

Kind regards Stu

 

[LM]

From my own experience Genesis, more time consuming perhaps than RLS, but a better outcome, no intertuption with set out lines at all, no scratching of delicate surfaces and a 70mm range of application.
I haven't tried MLT but @3_fall has and he rates them highly also, although I'm not sure if he's compared them against Genesis.

 

[Old Mod]

I'm not sure if he's compared them against Genesis.

No I haven't Lee, funnily enough was thinking of actually trying them today.

 

[LM]

No I haven't Lee, funnily enough was thinking of actually trying them today.

Sorry Marc I thought you'd tried them on that porcelthin floor you had to uplift and replace a few months ago, I've obviously got mixed up.

 

[Old Mod]

Sorry Marc I thought you'd tried them on that porcelthin floor you had to uplift and replace a few months ago, I've obviously got mixed up.

Haha I did.
No, I haven't compared them to the genesis. I was thinking of getting the genesis so that I could compare them.

 

[LM]

Haha I did.
No, I haven't compared them to the genesis. I was thinking of getting the genesis so that I could compare them.

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