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QEP Tile Wedge Spacers support tile and stone on vertical applications to help ensure wall tile is level during installation. The unique shim-like design allows wedges to be pushed in or pulled out to adjust the position of tile up to 1/8 in., while also holding the tile in place. Leveling adjustments are fast and easy, from your first row to your last.
Product Width (in.): 0.5 in
Product Width (in.) | 0.5 in |
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Color Family | White |
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Flooring Product Type | Tile Tool |
Leveling Product Type | Spacers |
Material | Plastic |
Pack Size | 500 |
Product Weight (lb.) | 0.001 lb |
Returnable | 90-Day |
Spacer Type | Floor, Wall |
Tile Spacer Type | Wedge |
Tile Spacing (in.) | 1/8 in. |
Manufacturer Warranty | To be free from manufacturing defects |
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1/2”X1/2”
It's 0.5" wide.
1/2" X 3/4" in size and their flexible rubber
these much smaller about 1/2"
Thank you for your inquiry. The QEP wall Tile Wedge Spacers are 1/2" wide
1/2" X 3/4" in size and their flexible rubber
Yes they are a bit flexible. Rubber, not plastic.
Thank you for your inquiry. These wedge spacers are Flexible PVC.
Yes they are. And even can be "smashed down" a little to adjust for natural tiles. Used to install travertine baseboard throughout a 2k sq ft. home. Worked very well.
Yes - can bend/fold to some degree -
Shims or scrap wood
Thank you for your inquiry. You may want to consider building height underneath the tile as a permanent grade/tilt with a mortar.
Yes, the product is suitable for that application.
We used these spacers with Porcelain tile so we cannot say it will work with Vinyl tile.
Yes they will they would probably work better using a 5/16 spacer for the wedges should work most vinyl tile you don't space at all unless it's a Perma Stone a product like that your vinyl tile is usually too thin to grout
The wedge is triangular in shape. It doesn't achieve the 1/8 inch thickness until the very bottom.
the max distance is deepest part of the wedge - i.e. from 1/8" at the widest part down to almost nothing - sorry no drawing - I place them in with the widest part and then remove pulling on the narrowest portion left visible after the tile is dry and in place prior to applying grout. I'm sure there is a math formula that would tell you the width at each portion of length of the wedge but I do not remember my algebra and geometry well to determine the slope.the idea is to purchase the correct spacer for the suggest tile separation and place the widest all the way into the slot. hope this answers the question.
I guess they could be reused, but they can be difficult to remove and some will tear or stretch beyond usable shape.
Yes, but you would have to take the trouble to clean them.
Yes the spacers are reusable
Hi yes you can reuse the Edge Spacer thank you QEP.CO.INC
They pull out after the tile has been installed . After letting them soak in a bucket of water about 90% of them were reusable .
Hi yes this spacer are made of solid plastic and will not crush like the other ones thank you
I have had no problems with these.
these spacers do compress and become difficult to remove when using heavy (12"x24") tiles.
These spacers are made from rubber so yes they would compress after a few rows of larger tile being set
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