Tile Cross Spacer 2.0 mm with Central Pull-Out Handle

2 mm in stock | 100 pcs per bag | 22.7 mm overall span

What It Is

• A tile cross spacer pressed into the joint where four tiles meet.
• Four flat arms hold the tile corners in line; the joint width stays constant while the adhesive sets.
• A raised centre handle is pulled out afterwards and the whole cross comes out with it.
• It sets joint WIDTH only. It is not a leveling system and does not correct height differences between tiles.

Why Buyers Choose This Spacer

1. 2 mm Cross Spacer For Large Format Tiles: The 2 mm joint is the width usually specified for large format porcelain floor and wall tiles, where a slightly wider line absorbs minor format tolerance. Four flat arms hold every tile corner in line, so the joint reads even across a whole room while the adhesive is still open.
2. Press In By Hand, Pull Out In One Movement: The cross is pressed into the joint where four tiles meet and seats without a setting jig. When the tiling is finished the setter pulls the raised centre and the complete spacer comes out as one piece, so the joint line is never levered open and the tile edge is not chipped.
3. Removable Before The Adhesive Cures: The centre handle is an 8 mm high, 7.3 mm wide plate rising from the joint, so the spacer can be lifted while the adhesive is still open. This suits porcelain and polished surfaces that do not tolerate adhesive residue, and it avoids the bending and finger strain of prying out conventional crosses. No tools are needed at any stage.
4. Virgin Polypropylene (PP) For Wet Areas: We mould from Virgin Polypropylene (PP) with no recycled filler, and the spacer does not absorb water, so it suits bathroom, kitchen, balcony and other wet-area work as well as dry interior floors. It is unaffected by the moisture in tile adhesive.
5. Stock 2 mm With OEM Packing: 2 mm ships from stock in about 3 days, packed 100 pieces per bag. Private label bag printing, custom carton markings, custom colour and additional joint widths are available on request, with wider joint widths subject to order quantity.

Specifications

How To Use

Installation

• Press the spacer into the joint by hand where four tiles meet. No jig or tool is needed.
• The semi-translucent body lets the setter read the joint line while the adhesive is still open.
• Re-seat immediately if a corner needs adjusting.

Removal

• Pull the raised centre handle; the complete cross comes out as one piece.
• Remove before the adhesive cures for the cleanest result and to allow reuse.
• No levering, so the joint line stays clean and the tile edge is not chipped.

Packing, Ordering And Customisation

• 100 pieces per bag.
• Private label bag printing, custom carton markings and custom colour are available on request.
• Additional joint widths can be tooled once the order quantity supports the mould.
• Stock items ship in about 3 days. Made-to-order production runs 15-20 days after the deposit.
• Payment is 30% T/T deposit with the balance against a copy of the bill of lading. Samples are free and the freight is collect.

Product Details

Frequently Asked Questions

Q1. What is this product and what is it used for?
It is a tile cross spacer, also searched as a cross tile spacer, tile cross, tile joint spacer or tile spacing spacer. It is pressed into the joint where four tiles meet, so the four arms hold the tile corners in line and the joint width stays constant while the adhesive sets. A raised centre handle is pulled out afterwards and the complete cross comes out with it. Ceramic and porcelain wall and floor work both use the same spacer. This 2 mm version measures 22.7 mm across.

Q2. Which joint widths do you offer?
The range covers 1 mm, 1.5 mm, 2 mm, 2.5 mm and 3 mm joint widths. The 1 mm and 2 mm moulds are running, so those two ship from stock. Other joint widths are made to order, with a new mould opened once the order quantity supports it. The 2 mm joint is the width usually specified for large format porcelain floor and wall tiles.

Q3. How is the spacer installed and removed?
Press it into the joint by hand where four tiles meet; no setting jig or tool is needed. Because the body is semi-translucent the joint line can be checked while the adhesive is still open, so a corner can be re-seated straight away. After tiling, pull the raised centre handle and the complete cross comes out as one piece, ideally before the adhesive cures. The 2 mm spacer measures 22.7 mm across, with an arm width of about 2.5 mm and a centre handle 8 mm high by 7.3 mm wide.

Q4. Which tiles and applications is it suitable for?
Wall and floor installation with ceramic tiles, porcelain tiles, natural stone and mosaic. There is no tile size limitation: larger format tiles simply take more spacers according to the layout and joint configuration. This is a joint spacing product, not a tile leveling system, and it does not adjust height differences between tiles; it sets and holds the joint width.

Q5. Can the spacers be reused?
Yes, when they are pulled out before the adhesive cures and come out undamaged and free of mortar. Spacers left in place until the adhesive has hardened are normally removed and discarded. We do not publish a reuse count, because it depends on the joint width, the adhesive and handling on site.