This collection features high-quality products carefully selected for our customers. Browse our selection to find exactly what you're looking for.
When you’re setting large-format tile, thin panels, glass, or heavier stone pieces, the hardest part is often the “last 1%”: lifting safely, keeping corners protected, and making micro-adjustments without losing control. The Suction Cups and Tile Lifters collection is built for that moment—giving installers better grip, cleaner handling, and more predictable placement while minimizing fingerprints, edge damage, and awkward lifts.
What’s in this collection (3 buckets)
- Manual suction cups (quick grab & adjust): Lever/pump-style cups for grabbing smooth surfaces and making small placement adjustments with confidence. Great for setting and aligning larger tiles and moving pieces without prying.
- Electric vacuum lifters (power grip for demanding surfaces): Battery-powered lifters that maintain suction automatically and are especially useful when you want consistent holding power during transport and set. Some options are designed to perform better on more challenging, textured/porous materials with the right pads/plates.
- Accessories, replacement parts & handling add-ons: Items like cases/kits, replacement seals, batteries, and other workflow helpers that keep your lifter working reliably and help you build a complete handling setup.
How to choose (what matters on the jobsite)
- Surface type first: Smooth polished tile vs. textured/structured surfaces can require different cup styles or vacuum lifters designed for tougher surfaces.
- Load + tile size: Choose a solution that matches the weight and format you handle most (larger tile/panels often benefit from more stable, consistent vacuum holding and better ergonomics).
- Control features: Look for comfortable handles, easy release, and (for powered options) clear suction/pressure monitoring so you can work confidently during the carry and set.
- Keep it reliable: Clean contact surfaces, inspect pads/seals, and replace worn seals when grip quality drops—small maintenance prevents big problems mid-install.