1/16"- 2mm Peygran Tile Leveling System Kit: 100 Clips/ 1/16 Tile Spacers + 100 Wedges + Pliers/Tool in a Heavy Duty Bucket. World's Strongest and Complete Product for lippage-Free Tile Installation

My girlfriend and I, we're amateur tilers. We watch YouTube videos for advice and how to do home projects on our own. The Peygran Tile Leveling System is absolutely fantastic and well worth the money. Find yourself a piece of 2x4 wood and a hammer and use them to pop out the wedges/clips. That way, you can reuse the wedges if you need to. If you're tiling a large space, by extra wedges and clips before you start.I strongly recommend buying this particular item because that pliers you need for crimping the wedges is included.We watched this video before buying and using the Peygran system:https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LcxTtcZEDdQ

Peygran system worked superb. Chosen after research, with consideration given for a complete set, sturdy pliers build, reviews and thumbs up by youtube demo. No problem with grout lines evenness if you adjust a bit after ratcheting down a little, before final squeeze. No broken clips. Only one snapped weird on removal and it was trapped in oozed mortar. If needed, you can carefully wiggle the clip and back out the wedges to reposition or slide over the tile, oops add clips you forgot, or flip an upside down tile back right. Worked great in stages, just remember to place clips along open edges when done to be ready for the next day. Chipping mortar to make a space for a clip is doable but a pain in the ...... Tool could have used a little instruction for HOW to set for thickness, but I figured it out. Worked great until I ran out of clips and had to pick up different ones at big box store, as plumber was returning to hook up shower. WHAT A DIFFERENCE!!! My Peygran done 12 X 24's look spectacular and the 12 X 12's done with the other system look "Bleh." (I had to use two wedges slid into each clip opposing each other to get QEP to work halfway right. Two of the clips from the QEP system blew off while I was down in the basement cutting the next tile. That was a head scratcher.) ONE TIP. Don't throw out all your used clips, they make great spacers for the corners and in the mosaic panels to keep ALL your lines even, not just the levelled ones.

System seemed well designed but product didn’t work for me. If you are using a 1/4” notched trowel you will regret it, tiles won’t stay down. Was installing 9”x36” planks. Put down 3 tile and decided it was more trouble than it was worth. Total job was 1400 sq ft, can’t imagine using this system for that much tile, way too time consuming.

I finally bought the system after seeing multiple posts on IG. It works fine, just dont see any difference in this versus other leveling systems that literally cost half the price. Only positive I see is that the clips come in different sizes (for joint width). Perhaps will order again just when I need specific joint sizes.

So i researched this floor leveling solution on Amazon and Youtube, and was VERY HAPPY to make this selections. The Product works GREAT, and is not So Weak and Flimsy that the Tabs break while being compressed with the wedges. The other Floor leveling systems ALL Said the tabs can break, but NOT WITH THIS ONE.....The Results are AMAZING!! as you can see in the pictures.**ONE TIP : When using this in corners or near walls, bend the Tabs back and forth 3-5 times to weaken them up a little. These tabs are SO STRONG (good thing), sometimes breaking them off resulted in the need for Needle Nose pliers to pull up the pieces of the tab stuck in the grout joint.

So far so good ..no complains my only wish that maybe in the future ..the company would provide a little more detail / instructions and in English ...the adjustment for the pliers is vague ..I figured it out ..not the end of the world !! Other than that I highly recommend .

i have to say this is my first tile leveling tool, even though i've laid a bit of tile. when i searched around, there were alot of comments about weak or breaking tabs, and this brand looked like it had less concern. also the tool that came along with it looked a little more thought out and more finished. i was pretty happy with what was inside, and the quality of the system, it definitely did it's job. i'm not sure that i would have bit if there wasn't a 20% coupon on the listing, as they are more that similar looking systems. now that i have the tool and wedges, i will definitely buy more tabs.

I found that I relied too much on these to prevent lippage instead of looking at the tile itself. There is really no substitute for sliding your hand across the tile and making sure it is level with a torpedo level. I got better results when I slowed down and did it the old fashioned way. Spend your cash on a laser instead- now that was a great buy.