4-in-1 Tile Leveling System Kit, including tile spacers, reusable wedges, heavy-duty pliers, and a non-scratch rubber mallet; suitable for installing all types of tiles and stone

[Size: 1/8", Color: 4-in-1 Set]
I can not recommend this product enough! I have laid a lot of time in my life and by far these are the best spaces. Normal spacers just keep an even gap between the tiles, but they don’t level them up. This kit does just that. When you install these spaces in between the tiles, you immediately install the wedge piece and with the hand tool you shove the wedge into the spacer. This will push your tiles up or down to level them. I only use the mallet if the floor is really uneven and I can’t quite even them up with the spacers and wedges. Once you have the wedges in place and you’ve confirmed the tiles are level just leave them in overnight. The next day you can take a set of pliers and grab one side of the spacer and pull in the opposite direction. They usually pop right out. They are made to “break away”. Then just discard the leftover spacer piece and save the wedges for later use. Once you start using these you’ll never go back to traditional spacers. This will definitely take your tile game up a notch! This kit is the perfect starter kit. You will more than likely have to order additional spacers if you have a large job, but everything else is reusable. Plus, you can’t beat the price for this kit. You get everything you need for a wonderful price. Would definitely buy it again!!

[Size: 1/16", Color: 4-in-1 Set]
It worked good for larger tiles

[Size: 1/16", Color: 4-in-1 Set, Size: 1/16", Color: 4-in-1 Set]
The tile leveling system is great. This really helped me get a professional and consistent look in my bathroom. I used large format 4 x 2 tile and used these to help level and space them. I've never used a system like this before and this was my second time laying tile. It was easy to use and there is a mallet included too. The wedges are reusable. There was plenty here to tile the whole bathroom. The plastic spacers and the special pliers make very easy to get everything leveled. It's a good value for the money and makes it much easier to install a tile and move on to the next one. The pliers and hammer are good and can be used again. Overall a very good system.

[Size: 1/8", Color: 4-in-1 Set, Size: 1/8", Color: 4-in-1 Set]
I recently tried the 4-in-1 Tile Leveling System Kit that includes tile spacers, reusable wedges, heavy-duty pliers, and a rubber mallet. The kit is designed for various tile types and thicknesses, which sounded promising for my tile projects.Compared to my previous cheap yellow set, the wedges in this kit are a bit longer, and the bases stand taller, as shown in my pictures. However, the back of the wedges feels less reinforced, which makes me uncertain about how durable they’ll be over time—especially since my yellow set tends to break easily.The system does its job holding tiles in place, but I wish the design aligned more closely with standard sizes for better consistency. Overall, it’s a decent set that covers the basics well enough for DIY or small projects.Full disclosure: I’d rate this about 3.5 stars, but since I can only choose 3 or 4, I’m leaning toward 4. I’m not sure if I’d repurchase this one yet, but it’s a solid option if you’re looking for an all-in-one kit. I’ll update my review after having the item for a while to comment on longevity and overall performance.

[Size: 1/16", Color: 4-in-1 Set, Size: 1/16", Color: 4-in-1 Set]
Picked this up on a whim during my remodel. I have a pro grade system but wasn’t up to rifling through the garage mid remodel. This was inexpensive, shipped fast and I figured I’d give it a shot.My expectations were low and I just hoped to get through the project. This kit exceeded them in every way. It has everything you need- I actually used all.The leveling clips, wedges, pliers, spacers and rubber mallet all work together really well. The pliers are scratch-free, easy to adjust and allow consistent pressure to be applied without damaging the tile.Once I got the process down, installation was super fast andevery bit as effective as my expensive system. The finished floor came out perfectly level with no lippage.The wedges, pliers and mallet are all reusable. The clips need replaced but that’s typical. The only thing I’d like is the option to buy additional wedges. Having more on hand would make larger projects even easier.Overall, an incredibly well-rounded kit. Durable, easy to clean and reusable. Great for first-time installers, experienced DIYers and pro’s.The quality and results are far better than anticipated, and the value is phenomenal. Highly recommend it.

[Size: 1/16", Color: 4-in-1 Set]
These leveler tile spacers are cool! Easy to use, you just stick them under the tiles and use the wedges to make the tiles even. You can even set the tiles a little deeper after you match them up and just drive the wedge in a little deeper. The design works with any size thickness of tile since the wedge has a pretty good rise from low to high. The pliers that come with the kit are specialty, and they work perfectly to make sure you don't break off the spacer tabs during install. The pliers are very durable, but the rubber hammer was a great surprise. It's a nice little hammer, not an afterthought. I'll be hanging on to that for a while.Great value for the money. I got the 300 kit, but if you have something larger than a bathroom to tile, you should get the bigger set. Large-format tiles can use 6-8 of these each!

[Size: 1/16", Color: 4-in-1 Set, Size: 1/16", Color: 4-in-1 Set]
Nothing says "amateur installation" like tile lippage, where the edges of adjacent tiles aren't flush with each other. If you want a really good tile install, a tile leveling system is the easiest and quickest way to help make sure you don't end up with tile lippage.This kit is a comprehensive starter set for anyone wanting to try out a tile leveling system without a big financial commitment. It has the tile clips, wedges, pliers and even a mallet for snapping off the tile clips after your tile sets. The wedges are reusable, so with the 300 tile clips, you can probably do about 75 square feet or so, depending on the size of tiles you're setting and the layout you're using, but you won't be able to use all of the clips in one go, since you only have 100 wedges.The wedges are reasonably sturdy. They're not as beefy as the Raimondi RLS wedges (but those are a more expensive, pro-grade leveling system), but they are sturdier than some of the other no-name, cheap tile leveling sets I've seen (and used) from this site. The pliers are nice to have when you're dealing with larger tiles (smaller tiles I find it easier to just set the wedges using my bare hands).While the tile clips can also be used to space your tiles (which is why these are available in both 1/8" and 1/16" versions, I don't like to do that because thinset can get stuck between the clips and the tiles, throwing off your spacing and making it harder to break away the clips after your tiles have set. So, I recommend getting the 1/16" versions and using traditional tile spacers if you want a wider grout joint.For a no-name starter set, this is priced a little higher than some other very similar starter sets on this site. I can't comment on the quality of the other lower-priced sets since I haven't used them, but it may pay to shop around a little to find the best combination of quality and value for your situation.One word of caution--not all tile clips and tile wedges are compatible with each other, even if they look very similar. For example, the Raimondi RLS wedges (which I've used for years) are just a little too wide to be used with the clips from this system. So, if you plan on ordering more clips or wedges to expand this set, make sure you measure the width of the wedges and the opening of the clips.

[Size: 1/8", Color: 4-in-1 Set]
I used this tile leveling kit for a tile installation project, and it made the job much easier to control than using spacers alone. The biggest benefit is that it helps keep neighboring tiles level while the mortar sets, which is especially important with larger tiles or any surface where small height differences are easy to see. It does not replace proper prep or a flat substrate, but it does help reduce lippage and keeps the tile layout more consistent during installation.The kit is convenient because it includes the leveling clips, reusable wedges, pliers, and rubber mallet together. I liked not having to buy the pieces separately or guess which wedges would work with which clips. The 1/8-inch spacing worked well for the grout joint size I wanted, and the clips held the tiles in place firmly once the wedges were tightened.The pliers are useful because they give better control than trying to push the wedges in by hand. They help apply even pressure without overdoing it. That matters because too little pressure will not level the tiles properly, but too much pressure can shift the tile or create problems with the mortar bed. Once I got the feel for the pliers, the process moved quickly and the tiles stayed aligned much better.The wedges are reusable, which adds value to the kit. The clips are the breakaway pieces, so those are consumable, but the wedges can be used again on future projects. The included rubber mallet is also helpful for gently setting tiles and knocking the clips out after the mortar cures. I liked that it is non-scratch because tile work already requires enough caution without using a tool that can mark the surface.Removal was clean when done at the right time. After the mortar cured, the clips snapped off as expected with a tap in the proper direction. I would not rush this step or hit them randomly because clean removal depends on the clips being set correctly and the mortar being cured enough. When used properly, the surface looked flatter and more professional than it would have if I had relied only on regular spacers.This is a good kit for DIY tile work, bathroom or smaller renovation jobs where you want a cleaner result without buying a large professional system. The main thing is to start with a properly prepared surface, use enough thinset, set the clips evenly, and take your time with the first few rows. Once the workflow is established, the system makes tile installation faster, neater, and much easier to keep consistent.