Roll across a cured floor and snap leveling clips off clean at the base — standing up, in a fraction of the time it takes on your knees. A 53" handle that breaks down into three pieces makes it easy to haul from job to job.
On a big floor, clip removal is the step nobody budgets for. Hundreds of spacers, a rubber mallet or a boot heel, and hours of crawling across fresh tile that you'd rather not be kneeling on. The BIHUI Tile Leveling System Removal Roller turns that job into a walk across the room.
Once your thinset has cured, set the roller head down in a grout line and push. The steel head rides over the clips and knocks them loose so they break off at the base, leaving clean joints ready for grout. The internal rollers keep the head moving smoothly across the tile surface, and the angled design lets you work at a comfortable stance instead of hunched over a mallet.
When the job's done, the 53" (1.35 m) handle breaks down into three sections so the whole tool fits in a truck box or tool bag — no awkward pole riding across the seat.
Pro tip: Only roll clips once the mortar has fully cured — pulling them early can shift tiles and undo your leveling. Work along the grout lines in one direction, then sweep up the broken clip bases before grouting.
