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Tile Spacers, Original Job-Tough Tombstone-Style, 1/4 In., 200-Pk.

SKU #EJ2007990 Model #10005 UPC #010306011358
Tile Spacers, Original Job-Tough Tombstone-Style, 1/4 In., 200-Pk.

QEP

Regular Price
$ 5.99
Bantly Hardware Johnstown, PA
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Description

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QEP tile spacers are essential tools for achieving professional-looking tile installations on floors and walls. These spacers maintain consistent grout joints and keep tiles properly aligned during installation of porcelain, stone, marble, ceramic, and other tile types. By ensuring even grout line width at corners and between tiles of any size, they eliminate guesswork and deliver polished, finished results.

Made from flexible plastic, these traditional tombstone-style spacers allow slight compression as needed during the tiling process while remaining strong enough to hold their shape and keep tiles in position. Because they are reusable and easy to clean, you can use them across multiple projects.

Features and Benefits

  • Consistent Grout Lines: Maintains even grout joint width across all tiles for a professional appearance.
  • Flexible Plastic Construction: Allows slight compression during installation while remaining strong enough to hold tiles in proper position.
  • Reusable and Easy to Clean: Can be cleaned and reused for multiple projects.
  • Universal Compatibility: Works with porcelain, ceramic, stone, marble, and other tile types of any size.
  • Strong and Durable: PVC material ensures the spacers hold their shape during the tiling process.
  • Tombstone Design: Traditional flexible spacer style that helps align tiles at corners and maintain consistent spacing.

Specifications

  • Brand: QEP
  • Model: 10005
  • Size: 1/4 inch
  • Count: 200 spacers per pack
  • Material: Plastic/PVC
  • Style: Tombstone-style flexible spacers