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How it works
Step 1
Remove the excess mortar from the edges using a trowel.
Step 2
Step 3
Step 4
Tighten, to ensure there is no variation in height of adjoining tiles
Tips from the Pros
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Step 1: Prepwork287 Views - 02:06
Step 2: Drylaying - Measuring for Cuts126 Views - 06:37
Step 3: Drylaying - Cutting Large Tiles155 Views - 01:42
Step 4: Drylaying - Drilling Large Tiles104 Views - 05:38
Step 5: Installing - Mixing Thinset, Proper Back Buttering & Coverage, Setting The First Row450 Views - 01:57
Step 6: T-Lock100 Views - 03:00
Step 7: Moving Up The Wall234 Views - 01:42
Step 8: The Last Row196 Views
Frequently Asked Questions
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Yes, the T-Lock system can be applied to any surface.
No, you can always use a smaller grout size clip and use our Tile Crosses to make up the difference. By using this trick you can reuse more of your material and it offers the installer greater flexibility.
This may be because the breaking off of the clips is not done parallel to the grout line. One should always strike the sides of the clips with a rubber mallet or safety shoes parallel to the grout line. Another possibility is the the tile work was left to dry with excess adhesive on the tile edges. This can be avoided by cleaning the edges with a putty knife when the adhesive is still fresh.
It is important to pay attention to the direction that one is placing the wedges. For best results, insert the red wedge towards the already installed tiles.
100% - Perfect Level Master is great for Indoor & Outdoor Usage.
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