The XL Starter Kit by Levelit contains everything you need to get started with the Levelit Tile Levelling System. This complete set includes clips, wedges and a metal levelling pliers, conveniently packed in a strong and reusable bucket.
Technical Specifications
 |  | | |
Specifications | XL STARTER KIT 2L MM - 250 PIECES | XXL STARTER KIT 3L MM - 250 PIECES | XL STARTER KIT 4L MM - 250 PIECES |
Reference | SET250-M2L | SET250-M3L | SET250-M4L |
EAN-code | 5430000539685 | 5430000539623 | 5430000539760 |
Joint width | 2 mm | 3 mm | 4 mm |
Packaging | 250 pieces | 250 pieces | 250 pieces |
Tile thickness | 15 - 25 mm | 22 - 30 mm | 15 - 25 mm |
Documents | Data Sheet | Data Sheet | Data Sheet |
With the Levelit XL starter kit, you have all the necessary components to immediately start leveling thick tiles and natural stone. The set includes XL spacer clips, reusable wedges, and an adjustable metal plier, allowing you to achieve a perfectly flat tile surface without any additional purchases.
The XL spacer clips ensure precise tile alignment, a consistent joint width, and a professional finish for both floor and wall tiles. In combination with the wedges and pliers, height differences are effectively prevented and the tiles remain perfectly in place while the adhesive cures.
The starter kit is specifically designed for tiles with a thickness of 15 to 25 mm and offers the ideal solution for installing large-format tiles, natural stone, and other heavy tile coverings. Thanks to the practical packaging, you always have all components organized and at hand, allowing you to work efficiently on every job site.
Always apply sufficient tile adhesive and place the first tile. Check that the tile is perfectly level before continuing with the installation.
Slide the clip(s) underneath the tile and press the tile down gently. Place the next tile after installing the clips. Make sure the tile is positioned on top of the clip base.
Depending on the tile size, place one or more clips along each side. Tap the tile into place.
Slide the wedge through the opening of the clip. Use levelling pliers to push the wedge through the clip with sufficient force until the tiles are perfectly level.
Tip: Do not remove the wedge yet.
Leave the wedge in place for less than 24 hours after tightening. Once the tile adhesive is almost fully cured, the clip and wedge can be easily removed using a rubber mallet or your foot.
Tip: Always break the clip and wedge in the direction of the grout joint.
Remove the wedges from the clips. The wedges can be reused.
The number of clips and wedges required depends on several factors, such as the tile size and the total area to be tiled. Please refer to the consumption guide below.
Step 1Measure the length and width of the tile. Then locate these dimensions in the calculation table next to this guide. The point where both measurements intersect indicates the required number of clips per m2.
Calculate the total surface area of the area to be tiled in m2. To do this, multiply the length by the width of the room.
Multiply the number of clips per m2 (from step 1) by the total surface area of the area to be tiled (from step 2). This will give you the total number of clips required for your project.
| | | | |
Specifications | XL STARTER KIT 2L MM - 250 PIECES | XXL STARTER KIT 3L MM - 250 PIECES | XL STARTER KIT 4L MM - 250 PIECES |
Reference | SET250-M2L | SET250-M3L | SET250-M4L |
EAN-code | 5430000539685 | 5430000539623 | 5430000539760 |
Joint width | 2 mm | 3 mm | 4 mm |
Packaging | 250 pieces | 250 pieces | 250 pieces |
Tile thickness | 15 - 25 mm | 22 - 30 mm | 15 - 25 mm |
Documents | Data Sheet | Data Sheet | Data Sheet |
With the Levelit XL starter kit, you have all the necessary components to immediately start leveling thick tiles and natural stone. The set includes XL spacer clips, reusable wedges, and an adjustable metal plier, allowing you to achieve a perfectly flat tile surface without any additional purchases.
The XL spacer clips ensure precise tile alignment, a consistent joint width, and a professional finish for both floor and wall tiles. In combination with the wedges and pliers, height differences are effectively prevented and the tiles remain perfectly in place while the adhesive cures.
The starter kit is specifically designed for tiles with a thickness of 15 to 25 mm and offers the ideal solution for installing large-format tiles, natural stone, and other heavy tile coverings. Thanks to the practical packaging, you always have all components organized and at hand, allowing you to work efficiently on every job site.
Always apply sufficient tile adhesive and place the first tile. Check that the tile is perfectly level before continuing with the installation.
Slide the clip(s) underneath the tile and press the tile down gently. Place the next tile after installing the clips. Make sure the tile is positioned on top of the clip base.
Depending on the tile size, place one or more clips along each side. Tap the tile into place.
Slide the wedge through the opening of the clip. Use levelling pliers to push the wedge through the clip with sufficient force until the tiles are perfectly level.
Tip: Do not remove the wedge yet.
Leave the wedge in place for less than 24 hours after tightening. Once the tile adhesive is almost fully cured, the clip and wedge can be easily removed using a rubber mallet or your foot.
Tip: Always break the clip and wedge in the direction of the grout joint.
Remove the wedges from the clips. The wedges can be reused.
The number of clips and wedges required depends on several factors, such as the tile size and the total area to be tiled. Please refer to the consumption guide below.
Step 1Measure the length and width of the tile. Then locate these dimensions in the calculation table next to this guide. The point where both measurements intersect indicates the required number of clips per m2.
Calculate the total surface area of the area to be tiled in m2. To do this, multiply the length by the width of the room.
Multiply the number of clips per m2 (from step 1) by the total surface area of the area to be tiled (from step 2). This will give you the total number of clips required for your project.
