Flooring spacer NEO tools 61-114 — 1 piece

NEO tools 61-114 is a single-piece flooring spacer supplied as one unit, designed to help maintain consistent expansion and installation gaps when laying laminate, engineered wood or other floating floors. Made from durable plastic, the spacer supports accurate joint spacing and alignment during installation, simplifying the process for professional installers and DIY users. The tool is intended for repeated use and helps preserve planned gap widths while allowing straightforward removal before adhesives or compounds set.

Advantages

The spacer provides a reliable method to control and maintain uniform gaps between floorboards, reducing the need for frequent measurements. Its practical shape is engineered for easy placement and removal from adhesive or leveling compounds, and the plastic construction ensures repeated usability and resistance to common on-site stresses. The compact single-piece design is convenient to carry and store.

Suitable for

• Installing laminate flooring
• Installing engineered wood and floating floors
• DIY home renovation and small professional jobs
• Maintaining expansion and perimeter gaps during floor fitting

Key specifications

• Type: single-piece flooring spacer
• Material: durable plastic
• Intended gap control: maintains consistent installation/expansion gaps
• Reusability: suitable for multiple uses
• Packaging: supplied as 1 piece per pack

How to use

Place the flooring spacer between the edges of boards or planks at regular intervals while laying the floor to establish and maintain the required expansion or installation gap. Ensure the spacer is seated flush so boards remain aligned. After the adhesive or leveling compound is still workable but before it fully sets, remove the spacer by pulling it out carefully to avoid disturbing the joint or board alignment. Store the spacer clean and dry for reuse.

Usage recommendations

For best results, plan spacer placement at regular intervals across the room and along walls where expansion gaps are required. Verify the correct gap size for the floor system being installed and follow manufacturer guidance for floor expansion allowances and adhesive curing times.