lash clips from tradetiler?

[oldgit]

Why doesn't someone ring Dave at TT for his take on them because he wouldn't have bought and stocked them if they were rubbish

tel

i doubt dave has used them,but i would value his opinion.

 

[mistral]

I think they could save a lot of time on something like large polished square-edged marble or similar. We all know that sometimes the tile may sink a little bit which means prising it up and resetting it, with these surely it can't sink after laying. I might just give 'em a go.

 

[mistral]

I think they could save a lot of time on something like large polished square-edged marble or similar. We all know that sometimes the tile may sink a little bit which means prising it up and resetting it, with these surely it can't sink after laying. I might just give 'em a go.

I've still not got around to trying them........ but still thinking about it!!!!!!!!!

 

[stevie25]

used these the other day on 600mm square edged porcelin and found them really good
quite pricey but well worth it

 

[radim]

I have used before.they can not help u to sort 10 mm lipps but r all rite 4 small.I use them 4 brickbond as well. Quite handy I like them anyway.little bit more work to take them of the joints.ment just crack to remove but they dont.Btw u can get them in B&Q.

 

[Knackered Knees]

They work quite well,have used them for quite some time now. If your doing a large floor though your fingers will get really really sore from pushing the wedges into the slots and pulling up tight. I would also like to see the legs that go under the tile be made straight, rather than having a slight radius which forces the tile to sit higher, then you add your wedge and apply pressure to force the legs straight. Breaking off the legs the next day after the glue has set is really easy.