PEYGRAN Tile Anti Lippage System

[@mattjudy4037]

I recently started using this system. It's the only one I've ever used besides rigid once so I cant really compare to others but it works well for me.

[@LandbergTileTV]

Much better than Ridgid 👊

[@musicalmind9591]

There's a levelling system made by Porcelanosa and it's called "Butech" (very little info on internet) and they have exactly the same pliers, I use it for a while, but it was too expensive comparing with others, I ended up buying Levtec and similar and I cut it with a hacksaw, it works perfectly on bigger size systems, better than most metal pliers

[@LandbergTileTV]

Great tip and trick, thanks for sharing!

[@moneymakingmikeg.9555]

Liggy,Liggy,Liggy,Landberg!!! Beard game is on point!!! Editing was fun on this one. I see that you premiered the video on Instagram, good job bud!!! You should add your tag somewhere on the screen in your videos. Again, just me 2 cents. Hope all is well, and thanks for always droppin dope knowledge!! Dirty Jersey out!!!

[@Random1234-j8d]

Peygran all the way. Was a levtec fan for years. But levtec been breaking flush with tile and that’s a no go. Peygran is a clean break every time

[@carld9117]

i like Spin Doctor easier to tweak or remove a tile, the spin on piece is good for sliding and feeling for lippage. the spent pieces can be used for spacers. $28 for $250 clips. Only downside is if the torque them hard they can twist the spacer and widened gap but i found wedge systems can also shift tiles when torqued if not careful

[@Jaylowrider]

Perfect Level System & Progress Pro are our favorite

[@unwelcomemotivation]

have you used peygran before?

[@coez21]

Looks like good system,i'm one still on the fence with these things but will give them a try. One thing you didn't mention,was what is the adjustment on the pliers for? Got to get me one of those shirts as well👍 Oh and good to see ya have finally grown into manhood😆

[@LandbergTileTV]

The pliers adjust for the thickness of the tile. My online shirt store is in the video description link and yes! Got to get the beard going once in a while! Manhood lol 👊

[@davidnokleby5372]

Which do you prefer, lev-tech or peygran?

[@Pedro.Chapps]

I just withy Levtec Seem pretty good. They all do the same job after all

[@LandbergTileTV]

Yes they do, and Levtec is our favorite still !

[@ubaldoramirez9453]

Thanks LANDBERG!!!

[@Dtileandremodeling]

Awesome video! Haven’t used this system before but all I have to say is Raaaaaaamondi!

[@LandbergTileTV]

🙏💯

[@jayrob7418]

Thanks for the video my man. Can you do one on Qep leveling system please.

[@LandbergTileTV]

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[@tylershort9312]

You should try the dta leveling system! We use it on wall tiles and plank tiles

[@LandbergTileTV]

I'll have to try out that system, where do you get it?

[@ndj5085]

Love the system I use it every were I use big tiles walls as well, I use a Icon tools brand up in Alberta an look the same as the green ones👍

[@LandbergTileTV]

👊😎

[@captamerica2922]

thanks for another great video

[@Real_Tech_Skills]

How well did the Peygran clips hold up on your projects? Any difference in breakage during installation or extra effort to break/remove the clips & wedges? A person would "think" that the Peygran clips might actually be stronger since there is more clip material on each side of the narrower wedge used in this system.

[@LandbergTileTV]

Both clips rarely break when installing and both systems seem to be equal.

[@kamaldeepdhaliwal5461]

great work

[@LandbergTileTV]

🙏💯

[@captamerica2922]

hey landberg got another question for you, (sorry its not related to this video) when you use kerdi membrane to cover walls for a shower what do you use behind it just regular greenboard sheetrock?

[@LandbergTileTV]

We use either green board or Kerdi board. Both are acceptable methods.

[@captamerica2922]

@@LandbergTileTV awesome, thanks for getting back to me, you're the best!

[@grrinc]

Looks great value. You even get a free beard. Hopefully this makes it to the UK.

[@LandbergTileTV]

Lol 😎

[@MostlyPeacefulCombatVet]

Ha! Nice job on the Video 👍 I dig the beard. We've used the peygran system a couple of times with no major issues. I will always prefer LevTec. But I actually prefer the peygran system over t lock. The t lock clips need some r&r and a price decrease in my opinion. LevTec has their whole system on point. The clips especially though. Thanks again man 👍

[@LandbergTileTV]

Thanks! I'm on the same page with you, we prefer LevTec as well! Thanks for the comment and view 👊

[@unwelcomemotivation]

these hold the best and break off the easiest, TRUST

[@unwelcomemotivation]

you didnt do the break off test??? its best feature is how well and consistent they break.

[@doitnewitt4163]

I haven’t used this system but I did buy their grouting system, included a nifty bucket and these 3 massive sponges mounted to a interchangeable handle. I was very disappointed overall because the roller system on the bucket wouldn’t allow you to dry the sponge enough. Ended up using the ol trusty 2 buck sponge has anyone had experience with this system? Maybe I was doing it wrong.

[@jfontesrj]

Mike Newitt i have the grouting system and works well for me. But I don’t like all the sponges, the one that’s all cut off is the best. I use this for first and second water cleaning. Good look!

[@doitnewitt4163]

CariocaTV I agree first and 2nd clean it works fine but for final clean you can’t get it dry enough with the rollers. The course sponge would be ideal if you are really messy and need to clean before grouting. So far I’ve only used it to clean concrete before laying vinyl 😂

[@jfontesrj]

Mike Newitt I recommend you to use the grouting just for grout cleaning. For grout haze use a sponge mop with a microfiber towel to remover the haze.

[@doitnewitt4163]

CariocaTV have you ever tried the sponge that is included in the bucket of mapei flexcolor cq ? I’ve tossed it aside but tried it the other day and was very surprised how well it did.

[@spencebespokedreams]

What is the best size tile trowel?

[@LandbergTileTV]

Different size for different applications. We ues 1/2 for large format tile (in this video)

[@spencebespokedreams]

Can you do a break down on wa size trowel with what size tile

[@framos142]

You should do some hexagon tile installs

[@LandbergTileTV]

Will do!

[@framos142]

@@LandbergTileTV thanks

[@teh60]

Do the smaller wedges make any difference? Also, I noticed by using the Peygran system it increases beard growth lol. Great review.

[@LandbergTileTV]

I don't believe so, the clip is what matters. One benefit of smaller wedges is storage, and yeah lol, had to throw something fun in at the end 👊

[@damianorejuela3590]

Me gustan tus videos Me gusta seguirte me dedico a la construccion

[@LandbergTileTV]

Link for general pricing here: (1/8 inch) amzn.to/2LanVw3 (1/16 inch) amzn.to/2Y72Juv

[@arts0014]

tough unbox~

[@LandbergTileTV]

Lol right!? But people love that unboxing though..

[@grrinc]

Someone's just got a drone.

[@LandbergTileTV]

Had em for a while, drone shots in a lot of my vids! Makes it fun!

[@SigmaDG]

Rymondi on the last few projects

[@willhere8892]

Leveling systems open up the lines when you tighten it up. You won't get a true 1/16 grout line...It'll be a little bigger. It won't level tiles that come in different thickness and will leave lippage. Using a leveling system in a small bathroom may work well because you're not getting paid by the sq ft and the area is small. Using a leveling system in a large floor will slow you down and cost you a lot of money because you typically get paid by the sq ft to install large floors and inserting/tightening up clips is time consuming. You must be getting paid to advertise it or getting a comission.

[@travis7500]

I appreciate your videos, but you don't give any opinions on the product. Is this better or worse than the others? You say they're priced competitively, but I think Lev-tec (which I ordered today because of your videos) is actually a better deal, imo. You get 20% more of the wedges/clips and a better case/box. In either case, I'd look to hear your thoughts on the product based on your clear expertise. Even if you just say that it's no better or worse than the other brands.

[@LandbergTileTV]

I believe this is just as good as the top systems (Levtec, Rls, TLock). Levtec for sure is our go to system with the new designed unbreakable wedges and the amazing price on bulk clips. And yes, a much better case with Levtec (Dewalt manufactures the case). Bottom line, Levtec for the win, but this system is great also. Some may disagree, but different strokes for different folks...

[@vandezandetegelwerkengoesw5386]

Travis Zochert I’ve been using these here in the Netherlands and although they’re a bit pricy they are one of the few clips that will not brake prematurely.

[@freddyp.66]

@@vandezandetegelwerkengoesw5386 Waar koop je de Levtec aan? Vind niet direct terug waar je deze kan aankopen in Nederland of België.

[@vandezandetegelwerkengoesw5386]

Freddy P. Is geen LevTec maar Peygran

[@freddyp.66]

@@vandezandetegelwerkengoesw5386 Ok. Bedankt. Die vind ik terug in Nederland.

[@alanlicht7633]

Beard Life 🧔👊

[@LandbergTileTV]

Yes sir! 👊👊

[@katrinacop]

Never laid a tile in my life lol but I plan to! If you ever want to see some crazy $hit watch how they tile floors in the Philippines: kzbin.info/www/bejne/o2qTiXyMfZ2njaM I'm planning to build my house there and I want to do the tiling myself. Do you think a leveling system like this would be good for a novice like me? I've seen some tilers say these are for professionals and the novice should stick to basics but from what I can tell this system will help a novice like me do a professional job! Maybe you could do a couple video specifically for guys like me.. for example, the best size tiles for a novice to get the best results IDK... stuff like that. In any case, I'll keep watching because your videos are great. Thanks!

[@LandbergTileTV]

Yes, a anti lippage system will definitely help you with installation and the bigger the tile, the better! less grout joints to maintain/clean.