Can this unit also be used for tiles? (Floor square/alignment)
234653
You bet works great since you have cross lines. An x and y axis visible on the wall or walls if positioned into a corner. I use mine at least twice a week at work
234654
The short answer to this is, no. Projecting down from a truly vertical position would work in theory, but very difficult to do in practice. If the cross is not projected perfectly plumb to the floor, the cross beams won't be square. There are certainly ways to do it with this device by manually transferring points and snapping chalk lines, but you can do the same with a tape measure and chalk line. What you need is a laser that is designed for projecting a right angle on a floor. An example would be a GTL 3.
234655
The cross lasers really won't help getting things square on the floor - though you might drop lines down from the side pointing lasers on the walls of the room in conjunction with the front laser line to do so. I have assumed those are for LEVEL more than SQUARE so I don't know the tolerances on them in reference to the front laser in that regard. You would assume that the manufacturere would endeavor to be quite accurate with that as well . Either way, this level is extremely handy and an almost setup free tool.
771382
Yes. The brushes can slide to meet any size. You can add or subtract the number of brushes to get it lined up with your tile.
1220380
Yes i think so because you have to add them to the piece. I use them because I have tile floor. I hope I helped.
1363635
Ideally elevease needs a SMOOTH surface to ensure secure fixing to your tiles and as such we would not recommend it if the surface is too uneven. Regards Elevease
1373249
You can use the machine as is on tiles and linoleum. I use it on my kitchen floor, and it works like a charm.
1278477
Works good on tiles. If you can get return for your investment (if unit lasts few years).
234995
I doubt it would work well unless the tile surface is large, not those small sized titles. But that's just an opinion as I installed mine on a wood sheet floor.
862889
I did a little research and I would have to say, don't do it yourself. Go to or call a tileing store (Tile America) and get some professional answers. Sorry I couldn't be of more help.
1067668
Ad says it good for stone and tile, so I don't see why not. Test it in a corner.
774729
yes. It is intended for tiling. It has the nail flange suitable for installing backer board and tile over.
1664256
My understanding is that you can, however we just went with the floor model to start. I would check with them.
1121264
I agree with Jason. You will break them unevenly. It is a good product but better for wider tiles.I tried using it for 6 x 24 tiles, and broke 30-40%, then used the wet saw to cut them and worked better.With square tiles it worked lot better.
595159
That's the way we used it. It works perfectly. Glued it with quick set epoxy. It looks like it could be imbedded in tile also.
1239979
Never tried, but I don't think it's made for that anyway. All of the attachments seem geared toward tile or flooring.
957624
The unit mounts with two screws on a plastic round base. If you can drill into the marble with the correct type bit and avoid cracking the tile, it should work fine. I would use plastic screw sleeves as well.
1074730
I used it for a vertical application (backing for a velcro spice rack). The carpet tiles work wel but the adhesive is a bit dodgy. would use additional adhesive if you want it to be up long term.
395858
I believe so. I bought for my son who is using it for cutting sandstone blocks. He is not looking for it to look classy, he owns a farm and these peices will go along his circle drive. I would not use on tile you are using for decorative floors.