Which leveling clip size do I need?
Match the clip to your grout joint: 1.5 mm for a 1/16" joint, 2.0 mm for a slightly wider modern joint, 3.0 mm for a 1/8" joint. A plain guide to choosing clip and spacer sizes.
Read the guideShort, practical answers to the questions tile setters ask most: clip sizes, how many you need, spacing, removal, and tips for large-format, plank and wall tile. Need a count for a specific room? Use the clip calculator.
Match the clip to your grout joint: 1.5 mm for a 1/16" joint, 2.0 mm for a slightly wider modern joint, 3.0 mm for a 1/8" joint. A plain guide to choosing clip and spacer sizes.
Read the guideSpacers set the grout gap. Leveling clips and wedges pull neighbouring tiles flush so there's no lippage. Here's what each part does, and when you need one, two or all three.
Read the guideStep-by-step: set the tile, slide in clips, add wedges, tighten with the plier, let the thinset cure, then knock the clips off along the joint and reuse the wedges.
Read the guideClips are single-use, because the base stays under the tile. Wedges are reusable for many jobs if you clean them. How to look after wedges, and how many to keep.
Read the guide12×24 tile takes about 3 clips per tile, about 1.5 per square foot. Ready-made clip and wedge counts for bathrooms, kitchens and basements, plus clip size and spacing tips.
Read the guideLarge-format tile needs leveling clips most. How close to space them, how many you need for 24×24, 24×48, 32×32 and 48×48, and the prep that matters more than clips.
Read the guidePlank tile takes the most clips per square foot and shows lippage easily. Clip counts for 6×24, 6×36 and 8×48 planks, best offsets, and which clip width to use.
Read the guideYes, leveling clips work on walls and shower surrounds with larger tile. How to start the first row, how many clips a shower takes, and when spacers are enough.
Read the guideThe three-width trial pack has 200 clips each of 1.5, 2.0 and 3.0 mm, 300 reusable wedges and both spacer sizes.