Spin Doctor Tile Lippage Control System – Red, 400 per Box
Spin Doctor Tile Lippage Control System – Red, 400 per Box
The RTC Spin Doctor Tile Lippage Control System cap in the 400-count box is the reusable red screw-down leveling cap that clamps two adjacent tiles flush on a Spin Doctor breakaway post.
The cap is the reusable half of the system: it threads onto the post's stem and is spun down by hand until both tiles are clamped flat, then comes off after the mortar cures when the post stem breaks away at the base. RTC's own wording is that it spins down to the tile surface in seconds, which is the difference between this and a wedge-and-clip system.
Key Features
- Reusable — recovered after each pour and used again, unlike the disposable post
- Spins down by hand: no pliers, no wedges, no tensioning tool
- Threads onto the stem of a breakaway post and clamps both tiles against the cap face
- Red, RTC's color for the leveling cap
- 400-count box — the production-quantity pack of the same reusable cap
What's Included
- 400 reusable red leveling caps
- Breakaway posts and Clear View Shields are not included and are ordered separately
Who Is This For?
Production crews running the Spin Doctor system across several floors at once, who want a single cap box on the truck rather than four small ones.
Frequently Asked Questions
Will the cap scuff a polished tile as it tightens?
That is what the Anti-Friction Clear View Shield is for: a clear washer that sits between the cap and the tile face so the cap can spin without binding or marring a polished surface, and lets the installer see the tile edge while tightening. On polished or delicate tile, order the shields with the caps.
Are caps enough on their own?
No. Caps thread onto breakaway posts, which are bought separately by joint width — for example the 1/16 in. white post, 250 per box. Nothing clamps without both parts.
Is this the same cap as the 100-count box?
It is the same reusable red screw-down leveling cap; the difference is the carton quantity. RTC's current line page publishes only the 100-count box.