X-SHAPED SPACERS
Consistent grout joints are essential for a clean, professional tile finish. Levelit Classic Tile Spacers maintain precise and uniform joint widths, making tile installation faster, easier and more accurate. Suitable for both wall and floor tiles, they help achieve a clean, professional result on every tiling project.
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Levelit Classic Tile Spacers are designed for tile layouts where four tiles meet at a single joint intersection. They maintain consistent grout joint widths and ensure accurate tile positioning for a clean, professional finish. For staggered tile layouts, such as a brick bond pattern where three tiles meet, use Levelit T-Spacers instead.
Our Tile Spacers use the same colour coding as the Levelit Tile Levelling Systems, making it quick and easy to identify the correct spacer for the required grout joint width.
With Levelit Classic Tile Spacers, you can quickly and easily create consistent grout joint widths for both wall and floor tiles. They simplify tile positioning, maintain uniform joint widths and contribute to a clean, professional finish.
Classic Tile Spacers are X-shaped spacers designed to maintain consistent grout joint widths and ensure accurate tile positioning during installation.
Classic Tile Spacers are used for standard tile layouts where four tiles meet at a single joint intersection. They maintain consistent grout joint widths and help create a clean, professional tile layout.
Yes. If removed carefully without being damaged, Classic Tile Spacers can often be reused, although they are primarily intended for single-use applications.
Remove the spacers once the tile adhesive has cured sufficiently to hold the tiles securely in place. Carefully pull them from the joint by hand, with pliers or using a utility knife. Always remove the spacers before grouting so the joints can be completely filled with grout.
The number of Classic Tile Spacers required depends on the tile size, laying pattern and installation area. Smaller tiles generally require more spacers than large-format tiles. As a general guideline, use one spacer at each tile corner where four tiles meet, and always keep extra spacers available to ensure a smooth installation.