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    Default Plastic spacer's

    Who uses plastic spacers for floors?

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    Default Re: Plastic spacer's

    i use matches :Pete

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    Great idea I tend to use aluminium 4 meter straight edges for floors and drop lines every 2 courses.

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    Yes but you ozzies work upside down to us

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    It is ok to use spacers if your material is rectified, if it is not then grid line and strait edges.

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    Default Re: Plastic spacer's

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    It is ok to use spacers if your material is rectified, if it is not then grid line and strait edges.

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    That aint easy on a bad floor with 2mm jionts on a 600x600 :Pete

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    On small joint you can use toothpicks,plastic shims (the small ones) and a strait edge, also to maintain square I like to install in a stair step pattern.

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    I mean they move all over the place with a lot of adhesive under them :Pete

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