--- product_id: 173962455 title: "Tile Leveling System with Plier, 300 Tile Spacers 1/8\" and 100 Wedges" brand: "dgsl" price: "A$80" currency: AUD in_stock: true reviews_count: 13 category: "Dgsl" url: https://www.desertcart.com.au/products/173962455-tile-leveling-system-with-plier-300-tile-spacers-1-8 store_origin: AU region: Australia --- # 300 precision spacers for perfect 1/8" gaps Ergonomic iron plier for fast, secure clamping 100 reusable wedges for sustainable, firm hold Tile Leveling System with Plier, 300 Tile Spacers 1/8" and 100 Wedges **Brand:** dgsl **Price:** A$80 **Availability:** βœ… In Stock ## Summary > πŸ› οΈ Level up your tile game β€” flawless floors, zero lippage, all the envy. ## Quick Answers - **What is this?** Tile Leveling System with Plier, 300 Tile Spacers 1/8" and 100 Wedges by dgsl - **How much does it cost?** A$80 with free shipping - **Is it available?** Yes, in stock and ready to ship - **Where can I buy it?** [www.desertcart.com.au](https://www.desertcart.com.au/products/173962455-tile-leveling-system-with-plier-300-tile-spacers-1-8) ## Best For - dgsl enthusiasts ## Why This Product - Trusted dgsl brand quality - Free international shipping included - Worldwide delivery with tracking - 15-day hassle-free returns ## Key Features - β€’ **Speed Meets Efficiency:** Ergonomic iron plier clamps wedges and clips quickly, slashing installation time without compromising quality. - β€’ **Economical & Eco-Friendly:** Reusable wedges reduce waste while ensuring a tight 1/16" grout joint for lasting durability. - β€’ **DIY or Pro-Grade Precision:** Ideal for both ambitious DIYers and seasoned tile installers aiming for a showroom finish. - β€’ **Flawless Flatness Every Time:** Eliminate tile lippage with 300 precision spacers and 100 reusable wedges designed for professional-grade leveling. - β€’ **Versatile for Walls & Floors:** Engineered to maintain perfect tile height on both vertical and horizontal surfaces until mortar sets. ## Overview The DGSL Tile Leveling System includes 300 tile spacers (1/8") and 100 reusable wedges, plus an ergonomic iron plier, designed to ensure perfectly flat tile installations on floors and walls. Trusted by professionals and DIYers alike, it prevents tile movement during mortar setting, supports tiles from 3mm to 12mm thick, and delivers a lippage-free, durable finish with faster installation times. ## Description DGSL Tile Leveling System with Plier, 300 Tile Spacers 1/8" and 100 Wedges | Tile Leveling Clips with Tile Plier, Anti Lippage Tile Leveler Spacers for Professional Ceramic Tile and Stone Installation - desertcart.com Review: Great system at a great price, with a caveat or two (Updated) - First the good. This system is the equivalent of the QEP and other high cost, name brand tile leveling systems. It is easy to use, works well, and best of all, about 1/4 the price of the HD and LOWES ones. The bad. Yes... sometimes the spacers do not break off cleanly. However, the one star reviews are as much user error as a fault with the leveling system. (See more on that below) I used this to put some 4x12" subway tiles on a shower surround, and against manufacturers recommendation, I did a 50% overlap. The reason the tile manufacturer recommends against a 50% overlap is to avoid lippage. (Where the edge of one tile is not even with the adjacent tiles.) The larger the tile, the bigger a problem it becomes. It worked extremely well. I compared the results against a 3x6 subway tile job I did a few years ago, and I saw less unevenness across the board. I was rather impressed. Now, I did have a few spaces that did not break off evenly on the first wall I did. It was frustrating, and I needed to diagnose the issue before I did the remaining walls. Here is what I found out. 1. When breaking off the spacers/wedges you have to hit hard and quick. Swing as if you were kicking (or hammering) something about three inches on the other side of the spacer. A wimpy hit will guarantee a bad break. 2. Do not allow mortar to harden around the spacers. After I got the best method to hit the spacers down, the only time, and I mean the ONLY time I did not get a clean break was where the spacer was embedded in hardened mortar. 3. Adjust the pliers before using. There is a limit set screw to ensure you do not over tighten (and potentially snap off the spacer while snugging it in place.) It is easy to do a few tests before you start setting tile. The spacers and wedges work just fine on loose tiles for this purpose. Lay the tile out, spacers between them and try to set a wedge. If it does not set securely, back off the set screw, if you can squeeze the wedge to the point the spacer deforms, screw the set screws in a bit more. Final caveat. The spacers will sometimes be unusable. I found one or two spacers per 100 to have their feet bent. If you insist on using that, expect your tile to not line up. The wedges are not enough to overcome a seriously bent spacer foot. Recommendation: Buy more than you think you need. This is cheap insurance. I purchased this kit, a bag of 300 spacers plus 100 additional wedges, and another 500 spacers (because it was only slightly costlier than the 300 bag). And, I am glad I did. With the extra spacers and wedges, I am sure I will be able to finish the shower and floor without needing to order more. UPDATE! After using the leveling system to install the floor tiles, I discovered a rather frustrating item. Not enough to adjust the star rating, but it is an ongoing problem. What, exactly is the problem? The levelers are clear/translucent plastic. Because you have to hit them hard and quick, they fly everywhere. And, because of their color (or lack of color) they are impossible to find. Seriously, manufacturer, put a color into it. Any bright color, except yellow, would do. It has been about two months since I tiled, and I am still finding these things. They are showing up everywhere, but you cannot see them until the vacuum sucks them up, you step on them, or whatever. Color! Color people. Make it easier to clean up, and you get a win! Review: These Work Great - I was sceptical given some of the bad reviews. My tile was 1/4" 12x24 porcelain tile with a small amount of warpage. I am a diy guy with very little experience and installed about 300 sq ft of tile using these clips in my own home. I also used a separate 3/16 spacer so these were only used as levelers. The tool to squeeze in the wedges is very solid and good quality. The wedges drove in almost all the way on the 1/4" thick tile so I would not use on a thinner tile. I had mortar squeeze up between the tiles so I used a toothbrush to clean it out, especially around the clips. This allowed the clips to break off easily with just a sharp kick from the side wearing tennis shoes. A few did not break off cleanly so I would use an oscillating tool with an old dull blade to cut them out. I would never do a tiling job without an oscillating tool. Especially being a rookie having to clean mortar out of the grout lines. I have no idea what people are doing that they damage tile or cannot get the clips to snap off. Lack of common sense. There is still some acceptable lippage due to tile warpage but a person cannot expect the clips to bend the tiles flat. If you are a patient diy person, these are well worth it. I layed 100 SQ ft in my entry without using them and it was much more work getting the tiles flat. ## Features - Professional Tile Leveling System: DGSL Tile Installation Set - tools for floor/wall setting. The system ensures flatness between tiles avoiding movements during the mortar setting - Installation Tile Tool: The Tile Leveling System helps DIY and Professional tile layers increase the efficiency of laying tiles and obtain a lippage-free finish - Disposable Tile Clips: The leveling system carries 300 clips to secure the tile position and prevent movement, use on Tiles 1/8 inch (3 mm) up to 1/2 inch (12 mm) thick, extremely fast and easy to install and remove. 1/8 Inch tile spacers can apply to 1/8 inch (3 mm) tile gap and also used for Flooring and Walling - Reusable Wedges: 100 Pcs wedges, The wedge allows for a 1/16 inch minimum grout joint, and it firmly holds the tile in place, This is the most economical tile leveling system available (1 tile requires 4 wedges and 4 spacers) - Package Includes: 300 Piece Leveling Spacer Clips and 100 Piece Reusable Wedges and 1 Tile Plier. Our Tile push pliers help you clamp the wedge and clips quickly, making the tiles more flat and save time - Versatile Application: Works effectively on both wall and floor tile installations, maintaining tiles at an even height until the mortar sets, thereby ensuring the resulting surface is level and free of lippage ## Technical Specifications | Specification | Value | |---------------|-------| | ASIN | B07XYS9JLW | | Best Sellers Rank | #7,104 in Tools & Home Improvement ( See Top 100 in Tools & Home Improvement ) #1 in Floor Leveling Compounds | | Brand | DGSL | | Brand Name | DGSL | | Color | Yellow | | Customer Reviews | 4.4 out of 5 stars 5,443 Reviews | | Grip Type | Ergonomic | | Handle Material | Iron | | Included Components | No Components | | Item Weight | 1.62 kg | | Manufacturer | DGSL | | Manufacturer Part Number | TLS01 | | Material | Plastic | | Material Type | Plastic | | Model Number | TSL002 | | Set Name | Tile Leveling System with Tile Spacers Clips and Reusable Wedges | | Specific Uses For Product | Gripping | | UPC | 649758675414 | | Unit Count | 1 Count | ## Product Details - **Brand:** DGSL - **Color:** Yellow - **Grip Type:** Ergonomic - **Handle Material:** Iron - **Item Weight:** 1.62 kg - **Material:** Plastic - **Number of Items:** 401 - **Specific Uses For Product:** Gripping - **UPC:** 649758675414 - **Unit Count:** 1 Count ## Images ![Tile Leveling System with Plier, 300 Tile Spacers 1/8" and 100 Wedges - Image 1](https://m.media-amazon.com/images/I/61A1wBT-FLL.jpg) ## Available Options This product comes in different **Size** options. ## Questions & Answers **Q: How many boxes should I buy for 1) 980 sq feet using 9x48" tiles and 2) 1134 sq feet using 32x32" tiles?** A: This would be the closest estimate: 1. how many pieces of tiles in on this project? 2. Multiply the tile pieces by 4 for this leveling kit. i.e. (if you have 400 pcs of tiles times 4 corners, you would need 1600 spacers, 1 kit and buy the the spacers and wedges separate as many as you want. 2. The wedges, I bougth extra also for how many tiles you can lay in a day. Otherwise wait next day to reuse the ones installed. **Q: how much square footage of an 8 in square tile can you cover with this kit?** A: I wouldn’t use them for 8” tiles, no need **Q: 3/16 leveling spacer cant find** A: I used 1/16 to lay 12 x 24 inch tiles and they worked great using the pliers **Q: Why won’t they break after tile mortar is set?** A: Dwight, I thought the same but I was trying to bend/break with my hands.... you really need to use rubber mallet and hit them down the grout line...(i usually do this whennyellow wedge still there) .sometimes a clear tab or 2 will remain after hitting...take electrical pliers, grab tab and swift jerk in same direction of grout line.... it will pop out!! ## Customer Reviews ### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Great system at a great price, with a caveat or two (Updated) *by C***K on March 10, 2022* First the good. This system is the equivalent of the QEP and other high cost, name brand tile leveling systems. It is easy to use, works well, and best of all, about 1/4 the price of the HD and LOWES ones. The bad. Yes... sometimes the spacers do not break off cleanly. However, the one star reviews are as much user error as a fault with the leveling system. (See more on that below) I used this to put some 4x12" subway tiles on a shower surround, and against manufacturers recommendation, I did a 50% overlap. The reason the tile manufacturer recommends against a 50% overlap is to avoid lippage. (Where the edge of one tile is not even with the adjacent tiles.) The larger the tile, the bigger a problem it becomes. It worked extremely well. I compared the results against a 3x6 subway tile job I did a few years ago, and I saw less unevenness across the board. I was rather impressed. Now, I did have a few spaces that did not break off evenly on the first wall I did. It was frustrating, and I needed to diagnose the issue before I did the remaining walls. Here is what I found out. 1. When breaking off the spacers/wedges you have to hit hard and quick. Swing as if you were kicking (or hammering) something about three inches on the other side of the spacer. A wimpy hit will guarantee a bad break. 2. Do not allow mortar to harden around the spacers. After I got the best method to hit the spacers down, the only time, and I mean the ONLY time I did not get a clean break was where the spacer was embedded in hardened mortar. 3. Adjust the pliers before using. There is a limit set screw to ensure you do not over tighten (and potentially snap off the spacer while snugging it in place.) It is easy to do a few tests before you start setting tile. The spacers and wedges work just fine on loose tiles for this purpose. Lay the tile out, spacers between them and try to set a wedge. If it does not set securely, back off the set screw, if you can squeeze the wedge to the point the spacer deforms, screw the set screws in a bit more. Final caveat. The spacers will sometimes be unusable. I found one or two spacers per 100 to have their feet bent. If you insist on using that, expect your tile to not line up. The wedges are not enough to overcome a seriously bent spacer foot. Recommendation: Buy more than you think you need. This is cheap insurance. I purchased this kit, a bag of 300 spacers plus 100 additional wedges, and another 500 spacers (because it was only slightly costlier than the 300 bag). And, I am glad I did. With the extra spacers and wedges, I am sure I will be able to finish the shower and floor without needing to order more. UPDATE! After using the leveling system to install the floor tiles, I discovered a rather frustrating item. Not enough to adjust the star rating, but it is an ongoing problem. What, exactly is the problem? The levelers are clear/translucent plastic. Because you have to hit them hard and quick, they fly everywhere. And, because of their color (or lack of color) they are impossible to find. Seriously, manufacturer, put a color into it. Any bright color, except yellow, would do. It has been about two months since I tiled, and I am still finding these things. They are showing up everywhere, but you cannot see them until the vacuum sucks them up, you step on them, or whatever. Color! Color people. Make it easier to clean up, and you get a win! ### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ These Work Great *by C***I on November 15, 2021* I was sceptical given some of the bad reviews. My tile was 1/4" 12x24 porcelain tile with a small amount of warpage. I am a diy guy with very little experience and installed about 300 sq ft of tile using these clips in my own home. I also used a separate 3/16 spacer so these were only used as levelers. The tool to squeeze in the wedges is very solid and good quality. The wedges drove in almost all the way on the 1/4" thick tile so I would not use on a thinner tile. I had mortar squeeze up between the tiles so I used a toothbrush to clean it out, especially around the clips. This allowed the clips to break off easily with just a sharp kick from the side wearing tennis shoes. A few did not break off cleanly so I would use an oscillating tool with an old dull blade to cut them out. I would never do a tiling job without an oscillating tool. Especially being a rookie having to clean mortar out of the grout lines. I have no idea what people are doing that they damage tile or cannot get the clips to snap off. Lack of common sense. There is still some acceptable lippage due to tile warpage but a person cannot expect the clips to bend the tiles flat. If you are a patient diy person, these are well worth it. I layed 100 SQ ft in my entry without using them and it was much more work getting the tiles flat. ### ⭐⭐⭐⭐ Couple of issues *by K***B on May 17, 2022* Overall work ok and do what they've designed for, level tiles. Couple of issues: 1) they will not push a high tile down, they pull the low tile up, not what you want when shooting for 80%+ mortar coverage, 2) about 15% didn't break cleanly and required secondary removal technique (two suggestions for this issue, don't be shy when you hit them, leave the wedge in place and give it all you've got, second, I suspect that several that didn't break were not completely set in mortar which would have helped them fracture), 3) removing the dregs that didn't break is difficult, I finally used a utility knife that I heated with a torch to cut them out and 4) if you slide them sideways when you install them, mortar will squeeze out next to them which you can't remove while wet, after removing the leveler, I used a grout removal blade on my Sonacrafter to remove the mortar, easy peasy. So yes, they work ok but added extra work to the overall project. ## Frequently Bought Together - DGSL Tile Leveling System with Tile Plier - 300-Piece Tile Spacers Clips and 100-Piece Reusable Wedges - Tile Tools Set for Stone Installation (1/8 Inch Tile Spacers) - EGOFIX 4pcs Diamond Hand Polishing Pads for Ceramic Tile Glass Grinding,Sanding Blocks Polishing 60#,100#,200#,400# - Tile Tools Stainless Steel Square Notch Trowel Set Plus Rubber Grout Float and Grout Sponge for Tiling Installation Grouting --- ## Why Shop on Desertcart? - πŸ›’ **Trusted by 1.3+ Million Shoppers** β€” Serving international shoppers since 2016 - 🌍 **Shop Globally** β€” Access 737+ million products across 21 categories - πŸ’° **No Hidden Fees** β€” All customs, duties, and taxes included in the price - πŸ”„ **15-Day Free Returns** β€” Hassle-free returns (30 days for PRO members) - πŸ”’ **Secure Payments** β€” Trusted payment options with buyer protection - ⭐ **TrustPilot Rated 4.5/5** β€” Based on 8,000+ happy customer reviews **Shop now:** [https://www.desertcart.com.au/products/173962455-tile-leveling-system-with-plier-300-tile-spacers-1-8](https://www.desertcart.com.au/products/173962455-tile-leveling-system-with-plier-300-tile-spacers-1-8) --- *Product available on Desertcart Australia* *Store origin: AU* *Last updated: 2026-10-23*