TILEHOLM PAD

How It Works — Heavy‑Duty Anti‑Crush Support Pad for Tile Installers

What it is

• A high‑density, shock‑absorbing support pad designed for tile installers to protect floors and provide a stable, comfortable working platform under tools, stands, or portable equipment.

Key benefits for tile workers

• Reduces knee and joint strain by providing a cushioned, stable surface for kneeling and working
• Speeds up work by creating a secure footing and protecting tiles during installation
• Easy to mobilize once wheels are screwed on — becomes ready to work in seconds

Key features

• Thick, high‑density material (approx. 4.8 cm) for superior load distribution and cushioning
• Reinforced center zone to support concentrated loads from stands, tripods, or tools
• Anti‑slip textured top to keep equipment and knees from sliding
• Durable and resistant to water, grout, and common jobsite chemicals

How to use it (step‑by‑step)

1. Prepare surface: Sweep loose debris and remove excess grout or water where you’ll place the pad so it sits flat.
2. Attach wheels: Screw on the provided caster wheels to the pad’s threaded mounts until tight. Confirm wheels lock or retract if included.
3. Position pad: Place the pad where you need a cushioned work spot — under kneeling area, tile saw stands, or under jacks and supports.
4. Lock and set: If wheels have brakes, engage them. Center the load on the reinforced zone so weight is evenly distributed.
5. Work: Kneel or set your equipment on the pad. The cushion reduces knee stress and the wide contact area protects tiles and prevents point loading.
6. Move as needed: Release wheel locks, roll to the next spot, then re‑lock and continue.

Typical tile‑trade applications

• Kneeling pads for manual tile setting and grout work
• Base support for portable tile saws, mixing stations, and work stands
• Support under levelling jacks, tripods, and temporary scaffolding on finished floors

Selection & usage tips

• For heavy equipment or multi‑leg stands, use one pad per contact point or larger pads to spread the load.
• For prolonged kneeling, pair with a knee pad for extra comfort.
• Keep the pad clean of sharp debris and cured grout to avoid surface damage.

Maintenance & storage

• Rinse off grout and dust after each shift. Allow to dry before storage.
• Store flat in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight and harsh chemicals.

Safety notes

• Ensure wheels are fully tightened and locking mechanisms engaged before applying weight.
• Do not exceed the pad’s rated load per contact point; distribute heavy loads across multiple pads if necessary.
• Inspect pads regularly for cracks, deep gouges, or excessive wear and replace if damaged.

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• TILEHOLM PAD

• TILE PROTECTING RUBBER WHEELS
• SCREW SET
• FREE TILEHOLM PEN SET
• FREE MISTERY GIFT (If chosen the 2x TILEHOLM PAD Set)

1. What is this pad for?

• A high‑density support pad designed to protect tiles and provide a cushioned, stable surface for kneeling, equipment, and jacks during tile installation.

1. What are the pad dimensions and thickness?

• Approx. 4.8 cm thick; available sizes vary by listing — check the product page for length and width options.

1. How much weight can each pad support?

• Load capacity depends on pad size and manufacturer rating. Calculate expected load per contact point (total weight ÷ number of supports) and choose pads rated above that value. Refer to the product spec on the listing for exact numbers.

1. Are the wheels included?

• Wheels are provided but require screwing onto the pad’s threaded mounts before use.

1. How do I attach the wheels?

• Align each caster with the threaded insert, screw in until tight, and lock the caster if a brake is included. Tighten periodically during use.

1. Can I kneel directly on the pad?

• Yes — the pad’s cushioning reduces knee strain. For extended kneeling, consider using an additional knee pad for extra comfort.

1. Will the pad protect finished tiles from cracking or indentation?

• Yes — the high‑density material spreads loads and reduces point pressure, lowering risk of tile damage when used correctly.

1. Is the pad slip‑resistant?

• The pad has a textured, anti‑slip surface to help keep knees, tools, and equipment stable.

1. Is it resistant to grout, water, oils, and cleaners?

• The pad is designed to resist common jobsite substances; rinse and clean after use to extend life.

1. How do I clean and store it?

• Rinse or wipe off grout and dust, allow to dry, and store flat in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight and harsh chemicals.

1. Can I use the pad outdoors or on uneven ground?

• It works outdoors, but on very uneven ground use multiple pads or larger pads to ensure stability. Take extra care on soft or sloped surfaces.

1. How many pads do I need for a multi‑leg stand or tool?

• Use one pad per leg/contact point or larger pads under grouped legs to distribute weight evenly.

1. What safety checks should I do before using?

• Ensure wheels are fully tightened and locked (if applicable), the pad sits flat, loads are centered, and the pad shows no deep cracks or severe wear.

1. What should I do if the pad is damaged?

• Stop using it if you notice cracks, deep gouges, excessive compression, or other structural damage. Replace damaged pads immediately.

1. Does the product come with a warranty or return policy?

• Warranty and returns depend on the seller. Check the product listing or contact the seller for specific warranty length and return conditions.