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At a Glance
Why Choose This Product
Provides gradual positioning control during tile installation
Helps level the first tile row above tubs and other starting points
Choose Regular, Super or Gripper styles based on the application
Accommodates larger joints, smaller joints and confined working areas
Built-in gripper improves handling and removal after tile placement
Available in quantities suited for smaller jobs and larger installations
Product Information
BARWALT® Precision Tile Wedges provide adjustable support for leveling the first row of tile above a tub and straightening rows as they progress up a wall. The tapered profiles allow installers to make small positioning adjustments while maintaining an even tile layout.
Choose from three tile wedge styles based on the joint and working area. Regular Wedges provide a general-purpose profile, Super Wedges work best with larger joints, and Gripper Wedges have a narrower profile with less incline for smaller joints and tight spaces.
Each wedge style incorporates a built-in gripper for easier handling and removal after the tile has been positioned. If a Gripper Wedge bottoms out before opening the joint far enough, its narrow end can be trimmed to expose a thicker section of the wedge.
Available configurations include Blue Gripper Wedges in 100-piece and 550-piece quantities, Red Regular Wedges in a 450-piece quantity, and Yellow Super Wedges in a 75-piece quantity. Packaging varies by the selected style and quantity.
Common Questions
They are used to level the first row of tile above a tub and straighten tile rows as they progress up a wall.
Regular Wedges provide a general-purpose profile, Super Wedges work best with larger joints, and Gripper Wedges have a narrower profile with less incline for smaller joints and tight spaces.
Gripper Wedges are designed with a narrower profile and less incline, making them well suited for smaller joints and confined working areas.
Super Wedges are the recommended profile for larger tile joints.
Yes. If a Gripper Wedge bottoms out before opening the joint far enough, the narrow end can be trimmed to expose a thicker section of the wedge.
Yes. Regular, Super and Gripper Wedges all incorporate a built-in gripper for easier handling and removal.