Sigma Manual Tile Cutter
Best tile cutter on the market, The "Push" model can cut the toughest of tiles and is long lasting.
View Tool →A practical collection of the tiling tools and equipment I use, trust and would recommend. From everyday essentials to specialist kit for cutting, measuring, installation and finishing.
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Best tile cutter on the market, The "Push" model can cut the toughest of tiles and is long lasting.
View Tool →Lightweight, small and versatile. Great for power and comfortable to use for lengthy cuts.
View Tool →A good all rounder for wet cutting. Relatively lightweight and 850mm is a good max length for most tiles.
View Tool →Beleive it or not water based colouring pens are great for marking tiles.
View Tool →A good quality tape is essential for room measurements, set-out checks and accurate cutting.
View Tool →These thin Stabila levels are perfect for tiling, easy to read and perfect for placing on top of tiles.
View Tool →I'd reccomend having a 6mm, 8mm and 10mm trowel in your kit to cover all situtations.
View Tool →A flat bucket trowel is perfect for mixing up, or scraping out adhesive and grout.
View Tool →Speed squares are great for marking tile cuts and espesially helpfull for angle marking.
View Tool →Tile nippers are a tool you don't think of, but they are one of the most importnat tools in your kit for shaping tiles.
View Tool →Diamond rubbing blocks are great for smoothing rough tile edges, 200 grit is a perfect grade.
View Tool →Needed for large format tiles to corret tile lippage, These clips are also re-useable.
View Tool →Wedges are vital for micro adjustments when tiling. These Sigma one's are highly reccomended.
View Tool →For thin clean cuts and getting through harder tiles like porcelain.
View Tool →A soft, comfortable grout float makes grouting far quicker and less strain on the wrists.
View Tool →A solid pair of ear defenders, that are comfortable for long periods of time.
View Tool →Base Camp dust masks are light and comfortable to wear for long periods.
View Tool →Good strong gloves, that are great for protecting your hands when installing tiles and grouting
View Tool →Tile Layout Pro helps you plan floors and walls to scale, test tile patterns, visualise cuts and calculate quantities before you start installing.