Klein Tools 409-1671-10 Parallel-Jaw Grip hand tool
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QEP TILE TOOLS
Evenly space wall or floor tiles with this pack of 250 precision-cut 1/8" tile spacers
This set contains 250 precision-cut spacers measuring 1/8 inch for uniform tile placement. The pieces are designed to keep wall or floor installations evenly aligned from start to finish. They suit both professional tilers and DIY renovators handling ceramic, porcelain or stone. The bagged quantity covers medium to large areas without frequent restocking.
As a passive hand tool, the spacers generate no heat, produce no sound and draw no electrical power during installation. They simply sit between tiles while adhesive cures, adding no operational load to the job site. No thermal management or acoustic considerations apply to this product.
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Place a spacer at each corner of the tile, press tiles firmly into the adhesive, and remove the spacers before the adhesive sets; leaving them in too long is the common mistake.
The spacers are single-use; discard any that crack or deform during removal and buy a new bag for the next tiling job.
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