Tile Levelling Clip FAQs
Common questions about RedFox 1.5mm tile levelling clips, reusable wedges, pack sizes, and reducing tile lippage on floor and wall tiling jobs.
What are tile levelling clips used for?
Tile levelling clips are used with wedges to help hold adjacent tiles at the same height while the adhesive cures. They help reduce tile lippage and create a cleaner, more professional finish.
If you want to understand more about lippage and what causes it, read our guide: What Is Tile Lippage?
What size are RedFox tile levelling clips?
RedFox tile levelling clips are 1.5mm clips, designed to create a clean, modern grout joint for common floor and wall tiling jobs across Australia.
Browse the full range here: Shop Tile Levelling Clips & Wedges
Do I need wedges as well as clips?
Yes. Tile levelling clips are designed to be used with wedges. The clip sits under the tile edge, and the wedge slides through the clip to help pull neighbouring tiles level while the adhesive cures.
If you need both together, our combo packs are the easiest option: View Clip & Wedge Combo Packs
Are the wedges reusable?
Yes. RedFox wedges are reusable across multiple jobs. The clips are single-use and are removed once the adhesive has cured, while the wedges can be kept and used again.
How many clips do I need?
The number of clips needed depends on your tile size, total area, and layout. As a general guide, larger tiles usually need fewer clips per square metre than smaller tiles.
Use our full calculator and quantity guide here: How Many Tile Levelling Clips Do I Need?
Can I use RedFox clips on wall tiles?
Yes. RedFox 1.5mm tile levelling clips can be used for suitable wall and floor tiling applications, provided the tile thickness and installation method are appropriate.
Do tile levelling clips replace spacers?
Tile levelling clips help create spacing and level adjacent tiles, but you may still need additional spacers in some areas depending on the layout, wall lines, perimeter gaps, and installer preference.
When should I remove the clips?
Clips should be removed after the adhesive has cured enough to hold the tiles securely. Follow the adhesive manufacturer’s cure time, then knock the clips out in the direction of the grout joint.