RaimondiLeveling System Wall Plier, 231NRIV

Went the DIY route and decided to tile the bathroom myself. Wow, did I underestimate the job. The Raimondi saved me, as I used 21X6inch tiles on the walls and floor. Without this system I'm positive it would have been a disaster. For all those saying a real tileman wouldn't need this, they may be right but why chance it if you're a beginner?Side note: I didn't have the luxury of finishing the job in one day. In fact it took me weeks with the complicated tile dimensions and cuts. The system still worked but I needed to spend extra time making sure the last row was perfectly level. Better to try and do the job in one day IMO

Thought it would be silly to buy a second set of pliers to use the wedges to install wall tile.Truth is, they are worth not attacking them at a vertical angle like you would with just the floor pliers. In fact, I find myself grabbing both sets during floor and wall installs.For instance you could find yourself between the end section of baseboard heat and the wall. Being able to come in from above has made these worth it just for that one random scenario.If you want to make a decent living in this trade, those are the little details that make the difference, between getting referred (working everyday) vs a complaint about an uneven tile and no referral.

I have one for the floor and now I have one for walls. If you use the wedges, this is a must have. It really helps with applying even pressure while tightening.

Using the Raimondi leveling system for our bathroom tile job was great! Remember to set the screw to make sure you don't over click the wedges.

Excellent

I read in other reviews that these make vertical installations much simpler vs using the standard pliers that are more made for installation on floors.In my mind, worth the money with how easy it makes installation.

Awesone

Worked well no.complaints