Next Level Tile Leveling System: Frequently Asked Questions
Straight answers about the clips, the reusable wedges, sizes, ordering and trade accounts.

Who this FAQ is for
The Next Level tile leveling system is a set of break-off leveling clips in 1/32″, 1/16″ and 1/8″ and reusable wedges, shipped from Tampa, Florida, and sold by quote. These are the questions tile pros and DIYers ask us most.
The answers are grouped in three parts: the product (how the clips and wedges work and which size to pick), ordering (where to buy, trade accounts and dealers) and support. If you are still choosing a clip, the tile spacer and grout joint size chart matches common tile sizes to a clip, and the overview of how the Next Level tile leveling system works shows the full method step by step. If your question is not here, call or email us and a person on the team will answer.
Questions about the product
Next Level designs and sells a professional tile leveling system: reusable wedges paired with break-off leveling clips. Together they eliminate lippage, the uneven edges between tiles, and speed up installation on floors and walls.
Place a clip under each tile edge, insert the wedge and tighten it with pliers or your fingers. The wedge locks both tiles on the same plane. After the thin-set cures, snap off the clip flush with the grout joint and collect the wedges for the next job.
The Next Level wedge is designed by real tile installers to last job after job without deforming or breaking, which saves contractors money over time. See how the system lines up against other brands in the brand comparison.
Yes. Collect the wedges after breaking off the clips and use them again on your next project. Only the clips are single use. More on the reusable tile leveling wedges page.
Three sizes: 1/32" (1 mm), 1/16" (1.5 mm) and 1/8" (3 mm). See the tile leveling clips in 1/32, 1/16 and 1/8 inch.
Use 1/32" for ultra-tight joints on rectified porcelain, 1/16" for the standard grout line on most porcelain and ceramic, and 1/8", a common grout joint spacing usually recommended for ceramic and porcelain when you want a narrow but visible line, from 12"x12" to large format and on rustic tile. The tile spacer and grout joint size chart goes tile by tile.
Yes. For large format tile and thin panels, place clips about every 8 inches and double-check substrate flatness for the best results.
The system is designed for ceramic and porcelain tile applications. Stone is not specifically recommended, although some installers choose to use it with stone.
Yes. Homeowners use it because it is simple to set, easy to break off and gives a professional finish. The same clips and wedges are used by pros on daily jobs.
No. Each clip has a precision break point that snaps cleanly, so nothing remains between the tiles to show through the grout.
Questions about ordering
The Next Level shipping warehouse is in Tampa, Florida.
Yes. Orders ship to all 50 states. Request a quote with your ship-to state and the quantity you need.
Contact Next Level directly and the order ships to you, or the team refers you to a retailer near you. There is no online cart: every order starts with a quote.
Next Level sells direct: request a quote and the order ships to you anywhere in the US, or the team points you to a retailer near you. For a full comparison of big-box stores, tile suppliers, online sellers and buying direct, see where to buy a tile leveling system.
Yes. Tile pros can open a trade account for tiered pricing on case quantities. Email info@nextleveltilesupplies.com for details.
Email info@nextleveltilesupplies.com with "Dealer Inquiry" in the subject line and the team will get back to you.
Support
Call (813) 426-6875, email info@nextleveltilesupplies.com or use the contact page. Tell us the tile, the clip size and the quantity, and we will answer with a quote.
Yes. Send us the tile size, whether the edges are rectified and the minimum joint on the tile box, and the team will tell you which clip fits.
A spin cap system turns a cap down a threaded post; Next Level pushes a wedge through a break-off clip. Read the clip and wedge vs spin cap comparison.
Product pages
Clips
The break-off half of the system, in three joint sizes.
Wedges
The half you keep and use again on the next job.
Size chart
Grout joint by tile size and the clip that sets it.
Have a question that is not here?
Ask the Next Level team. Call (813) 426-6875 or email info@nextleveltilesupplies.com.