7694 Raimondi 1/16" Large White Clip Tile Leveling System

Raimondi Large White Clips, 1/16"

Raimondi 1/16" Large Tile Leveling Clips easily eliminate tile lippage. The large white Raimondi clips can be used with tiles between 1/2" and 3/4" thick to provide consistently level results every time.

Features

• If you're a tile installer, you're well aware of how difficult it is to properly set flexible, large format, or heavy tiles because often times the floor foundation is uneven and/or contains imperfections.
• Tiles that seemed uniformly level during installation can shift as the tile adhesive sets, compromising the overall aesthetics of your initial hard work.
• With Raimondi Leveling Clips, this potential is no longer a threat to your hard work.
• In addition to ensuring the proper leveling of tiles, this system helps to speed up the tile setting process.
• Greatly improves the overall quality of your tile project.
• Both installation and removal of the spacers are quick and easy!
• Can be used for either wall or floor tile projects.
• Clip and wedge system evenly pushes tiles into thinset to achieve flat, even results.
• Rather than worrying about voids and coverage, RLS clip spacers further enhance the thinset adhesion to your tiles.

Technical Data

• Large Leveling Clip size: 1/2" up to 3/4" tile, 1/16" grout joint.
• Minimum required joint: 1/16".
• Tile thickness minimum required 1/2", max 3/4".

How to use

• STEP 1: After spreading your tile adhesive, insert leveling clip spacer underneath the tiles along the 4 sides - use traditional spacers as you normally would to square up the corners. For larger tiles, it may be necessary to "double up", using 2 leveling spacers for each side.
• STEP 2: Set the tile and beat it with a rubber mallet.
• STEP 3: Use the special traction-adjustable pliers to insert the wedge into the leveling spacers, paying attention not to pass the clip's breakpoint.
• STEP 4: Once the tile adhesive has been allowed to set, remove the leveling spacers with the traction-adjustable pliers, rubber mallet, or kicking them out with your feet.