The use of a
Tile Leveler is relatively simple. Control the distance between two tiles within 2 millimeters and insert a T-shaped leveler into the gap; Then use a wrench to rotate 90 degrees to position the leveler at the bottom of the brick; Then tighten the adjustment cover to ensure that the two tiles are on a horizontal line; After the last 5 hours, before the cement dries, rotate the adjustment cover again and remove the leveling device.
Method of leveling ceramic tiles:
1. Cement mortar leveling: suitable for leveling various floors and floors before laying. The leveling thickness is too thick, ranging from 25-35mm. If the cement mortar ratio is not correct, it will cause the surface layer to powder, sand, dust, and crack. The floor (composite floor) forms some gaps with the leveling layer, and when people step on it, they compress the dust on the ground and disperse it to the surrounding areas. Then, it escapes through the expansion joints and spreads out through the gaps of the skirting board, forming a phenomenon of dust lifting.
2. Gypsum leveling: can be used for local leveling without raising the ground, with a leveling thickness of about 5-20mm, almost no impact on the height of the room, fast drying speed, relatively cheap price, and convenient construction.
3. Self leveling: no segregation (various components in cement mortar do not separate during the entire construction process and after hydration reaction), no sanding, no dust, no cracks; The shrinkage rate is low, usually between 0.3-0.4 parts per thousand. After hydration reaction, no cracks appear on the surface, while ordinary cement has a high shrinkage rate and is prone to cracking. The construction thickness is relatively thin, ranging from 2-5mm. After 4-8 hours of construction, the surface can be cleared, and floor paving can be carried out 36-48 hours later. But it cannot be done locally, it needs to be done as a whole house.