Hole Template Gauge for Tiles GEKO G64991 — 12-Arm Tile Hole Template

GEKO G64991 is a 12-arm hole template gauge designed to mark and measure circular holes in ceramic and stone tiles. The tool features twelve preset radiating arms that provide evenly spaced reference points for transferring hole centers and outlines to tile surfaces. It is compact, easy to position and intended for use by tilers and DIYers when preparing tiles for pipe penetrations, fixtures or electrical outlet openings.

Advantages

The 12-arm design ensures consistent radial layout and symmetrical hole marking without complex measurements. Its fixed arms reduce the need for repeated measuring and help maintain uniform spacing for circular cuts. The gauge is lightweight and simple to align on flat tile surfaces, enabling faster marking and minimizing the risk of misaligned drill or cutter starts.

Suitable for

• Marking hole centers and outlines for plumbing pipe penetrations
• Preparing tile openings for fixtures and fittings
• Layout work where evenly spaced radial reference points are required
• DIY tiling and small professional tile installation jobs

Key specifications

• Material: durable plastic (suitable for contact with tile surfaces)
• Number of arms: 12 preset radial arms for even distribution
• Application: marking circular hole positions on ceramic and stone tiles
• Compatibility: intended for manual marking prior to drilling or cutting
• Size: compact dimensions for use on standard tile sizes

How to use

Place the template flat on the tile surface and align the central point with the desired hole center. Press the template gently to keep it steady, then use the radiating arms as guides to mark the circle perimeter or drill center points with a pencil or marker. After marking, remove the template and proceed with drilling or cutting using appropriate tile drill bits or diamond hole saws, following standard tile cutting procedures.

Usage recommendations

Use a non-permanent pencil or marker suitable for tile surfaces to avoid staining. Verify alignment against the installation layout before cutting, and support the tile properly to prevent chipping. For best results on stone or thick tiles, use the template together with a suitable drill guide or pilot hole technique.