Flooring spacer Proline 61332 — 1 piece for tile and laminate installation

The Proline 61332 flooring spacer is a single-piece installation aid designed to maintain uniform expansion and installation gaps between tiles, laminate planks or engineered flooring. Made from durable plastic with a small dimensional tolerance and a handle to assist removal from the slot, this spacer supports accurate alignment during laying and helps achieve consistent joint widths across the surface. Manufactured in a closed-loop system from recycled materials, the spacer provides a simple, reusable tool for trade professionals and DIY installers who require precise spacing control.

Advantages

This flooring spacer offers stable dimensional performance with small tolerance for consistent gap widths. The molded handle simplifies extraction from tight joints without damaging edges, while the high-quality plastic construction resists cracking and deformation during normal installation use. Production in a closed-loop recycled-material system reduces the environmental footprint compared with virgin plastic alternatives. Content tolerance is within ±2%, ensuring predictable behaviour when planning multiple spacers for larger areas.

Suitable for

• Tile installation where uniform grout joints are required
• Laminate and engineered wood floor laying to maintain expansion gaps
• Plank flooring alignment during floating or adhesive installations
• Small renovation and DIY projects requiring repeatable spacing

Key specifications

• Material: high-quality plastic produced in a closed-loop recycled system
• Form: single-piece spacer with a removal handle
• Dimensional tolerance: small manufacturing tolerance; content tolerance ±2%
• Intended use: maintains consistent gaps between tiles or planks during installation

How to use

Place the spacer between tiles or along plank edges at regular intervals while laying to establish the required joint width. Use the molded handle to grip and remove the spacer once the adhesive or bedding material has set or before grouting, depending on the installation method. For floating floors, insert spacers at walls and between boards as needed to ensure continuous expansion gaps. Handle the spacer carefully to avoid bending it beyond its elastic limit, and store flat to preserve shape.

Usage recommendations

For consistent results, plan spacer placement before beginning the installation and check gap widths periodically with a ruler or gap gauge. Remove spacers at the recommended stage of the installation process to avoid interference with adhesives or grout; if reusing, inspect each spacer for deformation or damage.