TUSCAN TILE LEVELING SYSTEM

The Tuscan Leveling System from the USA is an innovative product that will greatly assist almost anyone in the installation of stone, ceramic, marble, granite and large format slab tiles. It is designed to create lippage free installations when tiling floors or walls. The system interlocks the tiles, virtually creating a single flat slab surface while the setting material is curing. The interlocking design of the system reduces and in most cases eliminates settling from shrinkage, as well as minimizing the possibility of warping. The system reduces the need to re-lift tiles to add more adhesives and/or the process of shimming tiles; thus greatly increasing the speed of installation, all the while creating that much desired lippage free mirror surface. In addition, the caps are reusable dozens of times. 

TUSCAN RED SEAM CLIP

It is an innovative easy to use one-piece edge leveling product that will greatly assist most anyone in the installation of stone, ceramic, marble, granite and some large format tiles from 9.5cm - 13cm in thickness. Its straightforward easy to use design helps creates a virtual lippage free installation when used on floors or walls. The Tuscan SeamClip™ interlocks the tiles, virtually creating a single flat slab surface while the setting material is curing. The interlocking design of the Tuscan SeamClip™ reduces and in most cases eliminates settling from shrinkage, as well as minimizing the possibility of warping. The Tuscan SeamClip™ reduces the need to re-lift tiles to add more adhesives and/or the process of shimming tiles; thus greatly increasing the speed of installation, all the while creating that much desired lippage free mirror surface. In addition, the Tuscan SeamClip™ one piece simplicity is easily understood and mastered. 

Definition Of Lippage

Variation in the height of adjoining tiles is called lippage. This is defined in the ANSI (American National Standards Institute) standard A108.02, Section 4.3.7: "Lippage refers to differences in elevation between edges of adjacent tile modules."