Flooring spacer NEO tools 61-115 — 1 pc

NEO tools 61-115 — 1 pc is a single-piece flooring spacer designed to maintain a consistent expansion gap of 2 mm during installation of laminate, parquet, engineered wood or ceramic tiles. Manufactured from high-quality plastic by a Polish producer, the spacer comes as a single unit and is shaped to facilitate alignment of panels and tiles while allowing straightforward removal from adhesive before it fully dries.

Advantages

The spacer’s practical shape enables easy insertion and removal, and its durable plastic construction allows multiple uses across projects. It provides a reliable, uniform 2 mm joint width to support proper floor expansion and consistent grout or seam lines. Supplied by NEO tools, the part offers a simple, reusable solution for maintaining even gaps along walls and between boards or tiles.

Suitable for

• Installation of laminate and engineered wood flooring
• Laying parquet panels where expansion gaps are required
• Tile installation where a 2 mm joint is specified
• Alignment and spacing during renovation and repair works

Key specifications

• Gap width: 2 mm (circle spacer)
• Material: high-quality plastic
• Shape: single-piece design with practical profile for easy removal
• Reusability: suitable for multiple uses
• Packaging: supplied as one unit per pack

How to use

Place the spacer between flooring panels or tiles at the edge or between boards to establish a consistent 2 mm expansion gap. Ensure spacers are positioned at regular intervals along walls and between sections to maintain uniform spacing while you lay subsequent panels or tiles. Remove the spacer from the adhesive or setting material before it fully cures to avoid damage; the practical shape allows convenient extraction by hand or with a small tool.

Usage recommendations

Use the spacer consistently along all walls and joins to achieve even joints and correct expansion allowance. Store dry between uses and inspect for deformation before reuse; replace any spacer that is cracked or misshapen to ensure consistent spacing.