Achieving a flat, even surface is essential for ensuring both the performance and appearance of tiled finishes. Mapelevel provides a professional tile levelling solution designed to ensure consistent, level surfaces during tile installation. Suitable for large-format tiles where precision is crucial, Mapelevel aligns adjacent tiles while adhesive sets, helping to eliminate lippage and deliver consistent grout lines. The result is a fast and efficient installation with a superior finish, says Mapei.
The Mapelevel series includes four systems: Mapelevel Easy, Mapelevel Easyclick, Mapelevel Easy T and Mapelevel Prowdg. Each system can reportedly be used to install all types of floor and wall tiles and includes a spacer (in a variety of formats and thicknesses) and cap combination. Once adhesive has cured, caps are easy to remove with the tap of a mallet or boot, leaving spacer clips below the tile surface.
Mapelevel Easy System is a quick-thread screw levelling system that comprises an open-view reusable cap, screw spacers and an anti-scratch shield. Spacers sit between tiles and caps are manually screwed on top, levelling the surface. Meanwhile, Mapelevel Easyclick System includes an Easyclick cap, incorporating an anti-scratch shield and spacers which fit between tiles. Caps are positioned over the spacer by pushing the side tabs and then screwed into place.
Mapelevel Easy T is a reusable levelling system that includes a levelling element and adjustment tool. Metal levelling spacers are inserted between tiles, screwed into place and easily unscrewed. This system is ideal for tiles up to 17mm thick and for joint widths from 1.5 to 6mm. It can also be used for making adjustments and in conjunction with other Mapelevel systems.
The fourth system, Mapelevel Prowdg, is a re-usable wedge levelling system used with pliers. It includes wedges, coloured spacers clips and pushing pliers. Spacers are inserted between tiles and the piler is then used to tighten the wedge in place above the tile.
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