Leveling system basic set gray with 2 mm threaded brackets base

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The basic set of the new leveling system consists of:

• 50 gray draft hoods (tile thickness 12 - 20 mm)
• 250 threaded tabs base 2 mm (white)
• 1 transport bucket

The tile leveling system is characterized by its simplicity and ingenuity. It is very easy to use and saves you from costly complaints. See for yourself. The advantages are clear and unmistakable:

• You do not need any additional tools such as pliers or keys for use
• The system is suitable for walls and floors
• Can be used with almost all materials
• Particularly for laying large format tiles and slabs
• Cheap to purchase
• Easy to use
• No more time wasted than usual

Using the tile leveling system simply runs alongside normal laying.

You don't need much more time than usual. Please make sure that the surface you are laying on is completely flat.

• Step 1: First, the first tile is placed in the adhesive bed, then the threaded tabs are placed under the tile. Insert the next tile so that the threaded tabs between the two tiles are fixed. Do this for the next 3 - 4 tiles
• Step 2: Now turn the pull hoods onto the threaded tabs and level the adjacent tiles to the same level. Do this over the entire area to be laid. As long as the tile adhesive is wet, you can easily readjust the pull hoods
• Step 3: Allow the tile adhesive to harden completely. Now turn the pull hoods off the threaded tabs and break them off at their predetermined breaking point. The base of the threaded tabs remains invisible in the tile adhesive. The draft hoods can be reused several times
• Step 4: The perfectly laid tiled floor is finished without any excess teeth or edges

The leveling system can be used for tiles, natural stone, ceramics, porcelain stoneware, etc.

ATTENTION: Please test the abrasion behavior of the pull hoods on a test tile before starting installation. No liability can be accepted for any discoloration. For large format tiles, use the buttering-floating method to avoid hollow layers under the tile.