500 Professional Anti-Lippage Tile Leveling Clips - Perfect Level Master T-Lock 1/32" (1mm) System

DK: Easy to use. Flat surface each time.

Canada on Sep 03, 2023

Amazon Customer: Used on a customers tile flooring. Worked great

Canada on Nov 19, 2022

Robert C Federici: If you’re not using a leveling system when you install tile you’re working too hard the clips are a good quality they fit under adjoining tiles can get them in different sizes and they break easily when job is finished

United States on Sep 05, 2022

S.: Clearly opened not sure if any product removed.

No idea if any product was removed.(I’m not counting out 1500 pieces)

The product is fine - does what it’s supposed to. Packages /QC is the issue.

Canada on Jul 16, 2022

Letty Rains: Nous les avons utilisés pour une salle de lavage au sous -sol sur une porcelaine de 24x24 et donc très bien pour le nivellement.Nous sommes très satisfait

Canada on May 25, 2022

D. HansenD. Hansen: Unless you're a tile pro, you ought to consider using these, especially if your tiles are larger than 12x12. These T-Lock clips, when combined with PLM's reusable wedges, magically bring the adjacent corners and edges of 2, 3, or even 4 tiles into perfect planar alignment. I disagree with the manufacturer's claim that no assembly tool is needed. While the wedges/clips can be connected by hand, you'll loose a fingernail or worse trying -- unsuccessfully -- to get the connection tight; you need a pair of adjustable pliers at least (and frankly, the PLM pliers are worth the time-savings alone). I found you need to check/adjust tile spacing in nearby corners after tightening wedges fully -- the wedge may stick rather than slide as it's forced through the clip, carrying the underlying tile with it. Also, to build on another reviewer's comment regarding pre-installing clips along tile edges when stopping for the day: I found it important to pull the clips up tight against the bottom of the day's final tiles. If instead, you push the clips deep under the final tiles, when leveling the next course in the morning, you'll likely find the wedge tends to set the new work too low because half...

United States on Feb 04, 2022

Amazon Customer: First things first: I simply would not do a tile job without these clips. They turn good work into great work, make the area accessible before the substrate sets, and make working with large tiles simple. A life-saver! At times, the break-point is slightly high, requiring a cleanup with a knife, but overall these are highly recommended.

Canada on Jan 11, 2021

Stan: I have used this system enough now that I feel a great review is in order. I run my own Home Improvement business here in the Myrtle Beach, SC area and have used this system many times now. I do not claim to be a professional tile contractor but do know that I am picky when it comes to my work and know how to do it right. This Perfect Tilemaster Leveling System helps you to obtain professional results. I have seen work by self-proclaimed professionals that should be using this system for the "lippage" that is present in their finished work. Many would say what's the big deal with a little lippage, you have to look close to see it. Well why not provide your customers or yourself with the best job that you can when tiling a shower or a floor for it can be a considerable investment and you want it to look it's best. I have not used any other leveling systems out there to be able to compare for when I have prepared the subfloor and cement board properly this system has always worked fine for me.
*Tip: There has been much said about making sure that you remove the thinset or mortar from around the clip if there is any present. If you do this as stated all clips will remove just fine.

United States on Aug 17, 2018

Mariah: This system works quite well, and after using it for the first time I was very happy with the results. Word of caution, make sure you use these during your layout, as not all products sold at 1/8" are the same. Also, do not allow for too much mortar to build up around them or else they will be tricky to remove after they have dried. The ones with the proper amount of mortar around/beneath them removed just as expected, but the other required more effort. For quick removal I recommend an oscillating tool with a wood blade. You can easily cut out the left over plastic and mortar without damaging the tile. The blade will be dead by the end, but well worth the time and energy saved.

I will be using these again, but I am also going to try out other clips due to the pricing of these. These are the most expensive of the ones I have found, and the others seem to do the exact same thing.

United States on May 13, 2017

John m: Being a Tile Mechanic for 25 years now, I'm glad to see the industry step it up in the tool aspect of this trade.
With that said, I've tried all the leveling systems. I've narrowed it down to two.
I favor the wedge system for its versatility and minimal bulk. Forget the scew down systems as they will scar softer material, if you don't use the 3rd part of their set-up.
Raimondi and T-Lock are the winners imo. With the nod going to T-lock due to its thinner base. All require a 3/4" trowel, even still the tile will be touching the Raimondi base. The T-Lock also seems to break away cleaner and the wedges are virtually unbreakable. Whereas if you hit the Raimondi too hard the sides break off and become difficult to use because they catch the tile moving them forward when you slide the wedge in. Plus the spacer on the ends of T-Locks wedges actually come in handy when you're trying to space that first row of wall tile, especially with large format. No more using needle nose pliers to pull out tiny wedges the next day.

United States on Oct 27, 2016