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It's a piece of wood with your tile size marked on there - allowing for your spacer size too. Easiest way is to set out a row of tiles on the floor using the correct size spacers then place a piece of batten next to it. Mark the tiles onto the batten then it's easier to move the wood round and accurately mark where your tiles will fall.
 

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