How To Use

Steps to Use Wedge:

✓ 1º SET THE PLIERS : Set the pliers to the scale according to the ceramics thickness.
✓2º PLACE THE CROSSHEAD : Spread the glue cement and then lay the first tile at the level. Introduce the clip at the ends of the tile (approx. 50mm).
✓3º INTRODUCE THE WEDGES: When laying the adjacent tiles, introduce the wedges in the clips manually
✓4º TIGHTEN:Rest the pliers as shown in the image and tighten to the maximum to level the tiles before the glue sets.
✓5º TAP GENTLY :When the tile is levelled, we recommend hitting gently to release tensions.
✓6º ALLOW FOR SETTING :When the surface is finished, allow the glue to set for the time recommended by the manufacturer.
✓7º REMOVE THE SYSTEM :After the necessary time, remove the clips by hitting on them with a rubber mallet or with your foot in the direction of the joint (do not hit the wedges). The clip will always break by the side cuts, under the tile
✓8º REUSABLE WEDGES :Finally, remove the wedges, the rest of the clip and grout the tiles.

Tips

If laying is not finished at the end of the working day and will be continued the following day:

✓Be sure to remove the fixing material or mortar on the last row of tiles by using the base of a clip to leave a small gap to allow you to insert the clip base the fo-llowing day.
✓ The following day: fill the gaps left the day before with a trowel for edges and “fill” the back of the tile with mor-tar. Insert the clips and wedges and continue laying fo-llowing the same process.

Do not remove the wedges manually before breaking the system.

✓The clip must be under tension to break correctly. If we-dges are removed earlier, such tension will be elimina-ted and thus not correctly broken. If not breaking appro-priately, as previously described, pull the clip with the pliers. It will break on the pre-factures and consequently, under the tile. Wedges can be reused.

Never install the levelling system at the tile corners.

✓Installation will become more difficult, tile may break if tightened at the corner, apart from being very difficult to maintain the grout joint aligned.