This invention refers to a one-piece ceramic-tile levelling system comprised of a base from which a longitudinally partially-threaded stem rises perpendicular to the flat surface of the base. The device also consists of a torque hood composed of a partially-threaded cylindrical orifice, to the walls of which said stem is attached in an arrangement concentric to said orifice by means of frangible connections. The stem thread and the torque hood thread are complementary to one another so that when the frangible connections are broken, the torque hood is screwed onto the stem in such a way that a face of the torque hood parallel to the flat surface of the base closes in on the same, levelling the two adjacent tiles as it does so.

A grout removal tool has a first long grout scraping board with an elongate through slot and a second long grout scraping board having at least two drill holes aligned with the slot for accepting screw bolts, the boards held together by screw bolts and wingnuts the boards adjustable to extend the overall working length of the tool. The tool further including a depth adjustment block mounted to one of the grout scraping boards, the block installed over threaded posts seated into the end of the host scraping board and extending through an elongate slot or slots with wingnuts, the depth adjustment block adjustable to preserve an offset dimension leveraged by an operator to remove excess grout from around a fixed feature by placing the offset block down on top of the fixed feature and removing grout around the feature according to the offset dimension.

A vinyl siding alignment tool for verifying the alignment of vinyl siding panels around the exterior of a building. The tool is configured to verify the alignment of the panels around a corner post regardless of whether it is an acute or obtuse angle. The tool is fitted with a leveling means for providing immediate feedback to the installer. The tool further comprises a handle and a support means for providing a balanced weight about the center of gravity, making the tool easy to use with very little effort. The tool is versatile in that it allows the user to verify alignment about an interior angle using two distinct methods.

A system and device for leveling and aligning tiles and a method for leveling and aligning tiles are disclosed. In one embodiment of the tile leveling system, a tile leveling device includes an upright body having a head and base at opposite ends thereof. The base and the upright body are integral prior to a frangible separation. The tile leveling device is selectively threaded through a line-of-sight opening of a wedge device for use in an operational configuration.

A levelling spacer device for the laying of slab-shaped products for coating surfaces, including at least one base having a lower surface and an opposite upper surface defining a support plane for two slab-shaped products placed side by side, a spacer bridge perimetrically delimiting a through opening adapted to be crossed by a pressure wedge along a crossing direction, wherein the bridge has at least two legs placed side by side between each other along a flanking direction orthogonal to the crossing direction and each one projecting from a respective portion of the upper surface of the base, in a direction orthogonal thereto, wherein each leg of the bridge is frangibly connected to the respective base portion, and a crosspiece, which joins the top of the two legs along the flanking direction, wherein each leg has an inner sidewall and an opposite outer sidewall converging on each other.

A device for leveling and aligning tiles and method for leveling and aligning tiles are disclosed. In one embodiment, the leveling device includes a body and two spaced and parallel strip members extending transversely from the body. Each of the spaced and parallel strip members extend to the front and rear of the body. Two opposing lateral open windows are formed in the body. A breakaway section is defined along the body. A wedge device is provided for penetrating one or more of the two opposing lateral open windows and exerting a force on the tiles for leveling them relative to each other.

A system and device for leveling and aligning tiles and a method for leveling and aligning tiles are disclosed. In one embodiment of the tile leveling system, a tile leveling device includes an upright body having a head and base at opposite ends thereof. The base and the upright body are integral prior to a frangible separation. The tile leveling device is selectively threaded through a line-of-sight opening of a wedge device for use in an operational configuration.

A system and device for leveling and aligning tiles and a method for leveling and aligning tiles are disclosed. In one embodiment of the tile leveling system, a tile leveling device includes an upright body having a head and base at opposite ends thereof. The base and the upright body are integral prior to a frangible separation. The tile leveling device is selectively threaded through a line-of-sight opening of a wedge device for use in an operational configuration.

An illustrated view of an exemplary adjustable window support for supporting tile around a window opening is presented. The adjustable window support is useful for preventing the laid tile from moving and thus causing the window opening from being level. Further, the adjustable window support is useful for applying pressure to the laid tile and thus providing a more secure coupling with a wall.

A grout removal tool has a first long grout scraping board with an elongate through slot and a second long grout scraping board having at least two drill holes aligned with the slot for accepting screw bolts, the boards held together by screw bolts and wingnuts the boards adjustable to extend the overall working length of the tool. The tool further including a depth adjustment block mounted to one of the grout scraping boards, the block installed over threaded posts seated into the end of the host scraping board and extending through an elongate slot or slots with wingnuts, the depth adjustment block adjustable to preserve an offset dimension leveraged by an operator to remove excess grout from around a fixed feature by placing the offset block down on top of the fixed feature and removing grout around the feature according to the offset dimension.