Tile Spacers & Wedges

Clean layout depends on repeatable spacing. The Tile Spacers & Wedges collection brings together the everyday spacing tools installers rely on to keep grout joints consistent, corners clean, and rows aligned—without slowing down production. You’ll find the assortment organized by job task (including Spacers, Wedges & Shims and related Grout & Spacer Removal items), so you can stock up on the sizes you use most and grab problem-solvers for punch-list fixes.

What’s in this collection

• Tile spacers (joint control): Cross/T-style and specialty spacer shapes that help you hold a consistent joint width—especially useful for straight runs, subway patterns, and keeping cuts uniform at transitions.
  
• Wedges & shims (micro-adjustment): Tapered wedges and horseshoe-style shims for fine-tuning plane and alignment—handy on walls, ledger starts, and when tile thickness varies slightly.
  
• Spacer/grout removal helpers: Small tools designed to pull spacers and clean joints when you need to correct a section, open a joint, or prep for grout.
  

How to choose

• Pick by grout joint plan: Start with the joint width you’re actually installing (not “what looks good”). Consistency matters more than the number on the bag.
  
• Match the spacer style to the layout: Cross/T spacers excel for grid layouts; wedges/shims shine when you need controlled lift or slight alignment corrections.
  
• Walls vs. floors: Wedges and shims are often the difference between fighting a wall layout and cruising through it—especially at first-course starts and tricky transitions.
  
• Don’t confuse spacing with lippage control: Spacers set the joint; leveling systems address tile plane. If you’re chasing flatness on large format, you’ll usually want both.
  

Shop Recommended Product Collections

• Tile Leveling Systems
  reduce lippage on large-format tile

• Layout Tools
  keep lines straight & square
  
• Trowels
  match notch size to tile
  
• Setting Materials
  mortars, thinset & adhesives