Spacer Crosses MODECO MN-76-016 1 mm — pack of 200

MODECO spacer crosses MN-76-016 are 1 mm tile spacers supplied in a pack of 200, designed to create uniform 1 mm joints between tiles during installation. Made from durable plastic, these crosses provide consistent alignment and spacing for wall and floor tiling and are suitable for ceramic, porcelain and mosaic tiles in residential and light commercial projects.

Advantages

These 1 mm spacer crosses enable precise and even grout lines across the tiled surface, reducing the need for repeated adjustments during layout. Supplied in a pack of 200, they offer sufficient quantity for small to medium tiling jobs and are lightweight and easy to handle. The simple cross shape fits between four tiles to maintain square alignment and helps achieve a professional-looking finish with minimal effort.

Suitable for

• Setting ceramic wall tiles
• Installing porcelain floor tiles
• Aligning mosaic and small-format tiles
• Residential bathrooms, kitchens and entryways
• Light commercial tiling projects with narrow grout lines

Key specifications

• Spacer width: 1 mm
• Material: plastic
• Pack quantity: 200 pieces
• Shape: four-way cross
• Intended use: wall and floor tiles, small-format and mosaic tiles

How to use

Place a spacer cross at the intersection of four tiles as you lay them, ensuring the spacer sits flush with the tile edges to maintain a consistent 1 mm joint. Continue installing tiles and inserting spacers at regular intervals across the surface. Once the adhesive has set according to the tile adhesive manufacturer’s instructions, remove the spacers before grouting. Inspect joints for uniformity and adjust any tiles prior to adhesive cure if necessary.

Usage recommendations

For best results, use these 1 mm spacer crosses with tiles of consistent edge straightness and on flat, properly prepared substrates. Allow adequate drying time for tile adhesive before spacer removal and grouting. For large-format tiles or uneven substrates, consider combining with leveling tools or selecting a larger spacer size to compensate for tile tolerances.