Glass block spacer

Bed leveling consumption

What is the consumption rate of the bed leveler?

The amount of ceramic tile and tile joint used in tiling is determined by the dimensions of the ceramic tile and the surface area. Smaller ceramic tiles require fewer joints, but larger tiles require more ceramic joints on each side.

• Number of tile levels required for dimensions up to 30*30 cm:

The number of aligners required for small tiles, such as 30×30 tiles or smaller, is one aligner in each corner of the tile. Note that if one aligner is placed in each corner of the tile, the aligner must be placed in the middle of each face.

• Number of tile levels required for dimensions 40*40 to 50*50 centimeters:

For ceramic tiles up to 50 x 50 cm, the number of aligners used is 2 on each side of the tile. It is recommended that the aligners for these dimensions of ceramic tiles be placed 10 cm away from the edges of the ceramic tiles.

• Number of tile levels required for dimensions 60*60 to 80*80 cm:

The number required for these dimensions is 3 on each face. In this way, two parallel ones are placed 10 centimeters from each edge and the third parallel one is placed in the center of the desired face.

• Number of tile levels required for dimensions larger than 80*80 cm:

In larger sizes, an equal number of ceramic tiles should be used for every 20 to 25 centimeters of the length of each side.

How to use a bed leveler?

Ceramic tile leveling is made up of two parts, clips and wedges, and is designed and produced in several sizes for different thicknesses. First, choose the appropriate ceramic leveling size according to the thickness of the ceramic tile or parquet. Then, to start tiling, try to start tiling from a corner of the desired area as much as possible. In the first step, using tools such as a protractor, ruler, and meter, or using laser meters in the corner, draw two lines at a 90-degree angle to each other to install the first ceramic tile.

Apply tile adhesive to the surface under the work. After tiling the entire surface, according to the method mentioned, allow the tiles to set and adhere completely. Then, by applying a blow with a hammer or the tip of a shoe, the clips will easily break from the point where the vertical plate connects to the horizontal. The horizontal part of the clips will remain under the tiles and the vertical part will come out.

It should be noted that the clips are disposable in the operation of leveling the surface, but the wedge can be used several times. If possible, apply tile adhesive to the surface with a spatula. First, place and fix the first tile or ceramic according to the drawn lines. To place the remaining tiles and complete the layout, place the clips in the desired number according to the dimensions of the tile or ceramic, on each side, and then place the other tiles. After placing the two tiles next to each other, insert the wedge into the slot of the clip that has come out of the joint between the two tiles or ceramics and lock it with a special aligning pliers (tile aligning wrench). After finishing tiling the entire surface, according to the method described, allow the tiles to fully adhere and adhere. Then, by applying a blow with a hammer or the tip of a shoe, from the side, the clips will easily be left behind from the connection point of the plates and the vertical part will come out. It should be noted that the clips are disposable in the surface leveling operation, but the wedge can be used multiple times.

Glass Block Spacer

Glass block spacers are essential tools designed to ensure precise, consistent spacing between individual glass blocks during installation. These spacers are manufactured in two standard sizes—5mm and 10mm—providing the flexibility to create exact separation distances based on architectural and design needs. By maintaining uniform spacing, these tools contribute to the structural integrity, aesthetic alignment, and insulation performance of the glass block wall system.

Key Features and Advantages

• Thermal and Acoustic Insulation: By providing a consistent gap between blocks, these spacers reduce direct material contact and minimize thermal bridging, enhancing the insulation properties of the structure.
• Light Reflection & Diffusion: Glass blocks are widely used for their ability to transmit and diffuse light. Uniform spacing ensures a balanced and symmetrical appearance that maximizes natural light usage.
• High Mechanical Strength: Made from durable plastic, the spacers are resistant to deformation under pressure, ensuring long-term performance during the block-setting process.
• Precision in Alignment: The use of these spacers eliminates inconsistencies in block placement, resulting in clean grout lines and a more professional finish.
• Easy to Use: These spacers are lightweight, easy to insert and remove, and can be used with both cement-based and adhesive-based glass block installations.

Applications

• Residential and commercial glass block walls
• Interior and exterior partitioning
• Decorative or functional use in bathrooms, stairwells, corridors, and industrial buildings

Packaging

• Size Options: 5 mm & 10 mm
• Packing: Nylon bag containing 30 pieces

Ceramic Tile Leveler

Achieving a perfectly leveled tile surface is one of the most critical aspects of tile installation. Traditional methods often lead to uneven surfaces due to tile shifting, human error, or inconsistent pressure application. The ceramic tile leveling system—consisting of clips and wedges—offers a modern, highly accurate solution for aligning tiles uniformly. This system ensures that all tiles sit at the same height, eliminating lippage and providing a seamless, polished finish.

Components

1. Leveling Clips: These are inserted between tiles to create uniform spacing and hold tiles in position.
2. Leveling Wedges: Inserted into the clips to apply downward pressure, locking the tiles in place during drying.

Advantages

• Perfect Tile Alignment: Prevents uneven tile edges and ensures consistent surface leveling.
• Reduces Tile Movement: Eliminates tile shifting during adhesive curing time.
• Increases Installation Speed: Speeds up the tile-laying process with reduced need for manual leveling.
• Reusable Wedges: Designed to be durable and reused across multiple projects.
• Enhanced Finish: Provides a smooth, elegant tile surface with professional results.

Applications

• Wall and floor ceramic tile installations
• Porcelain, granite, mosaic, and stone tile applications
• Residential, commercial, and industrial tiling projects

Packaging Specifications

Product Name	Size	Packing (QTY)
Small Flat Tile Leveler	50 pairs	50 packs
Small Clips	100 pieces	50 packs
Small Wedge	100 pieces	50 packs
Medium Tile Leveler	50 pairs	50 packs
Medium Clips	100 pieces	50 packs
Large Wedge	50 pieces	50 packs
Large Tile Leveler (Mosaic)	50 pairs	50 packs
Large Clips	100 pieces	50 packs
Very Large Tile Leveler (Concrete)	50 pairs	50 packs
Very Large Clips	50 pieces	50 packs

 

Consumption Guide

The quantity of tile levelers required depends on the tile size and total area:

• Up to 30×30 cm tiles: Use 1 leveler at each corner (typically 4 per tile).
• Tiles sized 40×40 to 50×50 cm: Use 2 levelers per side (8 per tile), spaced 10 cm from the edge.
• Tiles sized 60×60 to 80×80 cm: Use 3 levelers per side—two near edges and one at the center.
• Tiles larger than 80×80 cm: Use one leveler every 20–25 cm on each side.

Best Practices and Usage Tips

• Select clip and wedge sizes based on tile thickness.
• Do not hammer the wedges in place—use tile leveling pliers for accurate pressure and locking.
• Allow sufficient time for adhesive to dry before breaking clips.
• Place clips at corners and sides consistently for even leveling.
• Clips are single-use, but wedges can be reused multiple times for cost-efficiency.

Installation Instructions

1. Prep the Surface: Clean and mark the tiling area, ideally starting from a 90° reference line in the corner.
2. Apply Adhesive: Use a notched trowel to spread tile glue evenly across the surface.
3. Place the Clips: Insert clips along tile edges based on tile size.
4. Set the Tile: Press the tile into place and insert the wedge into the clip.
5. Tighten: Use leveling pliers to lock the wedge into the clip, applying pressure.
6. Finish the Surface: After adhesive cures, gently kick or tap the wedge laterally to break the clip, leaving the flat portion beneath the tile.

Final Note

Ignoring tile leveling systems can result in an uneven, unprofessional tile surface prone to moisture accumulation, grime buildup, and aesthetic defects. Investing in a tile leveling system enhances both the visual and structural quality of your tiling projects.