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We stock everything you’ll need on your tiling tools list at CTM. Our professional tiling tools are designed to make your job easier, so you can finish quickly and move on to the next project. Get your hands on one of our tiling tools today and see the difference for yourself.

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Importance of Tiling Tools

There are a variety of different tiling tools, but they all have one function in mind – to make your tiling job easier and more efficient. We stock everything you’ll need to lay the perfect tile floor or wall with products like tile spacers, trowels, caulking guns, tile nippers and grout removers. When you use a good quality tiling tool from CTM, you’ll feel the difference.

Where to buy Tiling Tools Near Me?

Trust CTM to be your one stop tile tool supplier you can trust in South Africa. Not only will you be able to get all your tiling tools online, but you’ll find a wide range of world-class tiles and designs online too.

We have CTM stores all over South Africa from Gauteng to the Western Cape, and everywhere in between. We also have stores in Botswana, Lesotho, Namibia and Swaziland too. Find your nearest store now.

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FAQs

What are tiling tools, and why are they essential for any tiling project?

Tiling tools are the specialized equipment and accessories needed to measure, cut, lay, and finish tiles professionally. From tile cutters to trowels and spacers, these tools ensure accuracy, precision, and efficiency throughout the installation process. Using the correct tiling tools helps achieve a high-quality, long-lasting finish while reducing material wastage and installation errors.

What are the basic tiling tools every DIY tiler should have?

Essential tiling tools for any DIY project include:
Measuring tape and spirit level for precision Tile cutter or wet saw for clean, accurate cuts Notched trowel to spread adhesive evenly Tile spacers for consistent grout lines Rubber grout float for applying grout smoothly Sponge and bucket for cleaning tiles during grouting These tools help streamline the process and ensure professional results, even for beginners.

Why is a tile cutter important, and which type should I use?

A tile cutter is crucial for sizing tiles to fit edges, corners, or around fixtures. Manual tile cutters are ideal for ceramic tiles and straight cuts, while electric wet saws or angle grinders are better for harder materials like porcelain or natural stone and for creating curves or intricate shapes. Choosing the right cutter ensures clean edges and reduces tile breakage.

What is a notched trowel, and how does it improve tile installation?

A notched trowel is used to spread tile adhesive evenly on the surface. The notches create ridges in the adhesive, allowing better contact between the tile and the surface for stronger bonding. The size of the notches varies depending on the tile size—larger tiles typically require deeper notches for sufficient adhesive coverage.

Do I need tile spacers, and what do they do?

Yes, tile spacers are essential for maintaining uniform gaps between tiles, ensuring even grout lines and a professional finish. They help prevent tiles from shifting during installation and create a balanced, symmetrical appearance. Spacers come in various sizes, allowing you to control the width of your grout lines based on the design.

What safety tools should I use when working with tiles?

Tiling involves cutting tiles and handling adhesives, so safety gear is important. Essential safety tools include:
Protective goggles to shield your eyes from dust or tile shards
Gloves to protect your hands from sharp edges and chemicals
Knee pads for comfort when working on floors
Dust mask if cutting creates fine dust
Using safety gear reduces the risk of injury and ensures a smoother tiling process.