Sigma Tile Cutters in Mississauga and Barrie

A manual cutter works by scoring the glazed surface of the tile with a carbide wheel, then snapping the tile cleanly along that line. Compared with a wet saw, it is faster for straight cuts, makes no water mess and no dust, is quiet, and is easy to move around a job, which is why it is the go-to for the bulk of straight cuts on a tile install. A wet saw still has its place for notches, curves, and very hard or thick material, but for the straight cuts that make up most of a job, a good manual cutter like a Sigma is quicker and cleaner.

Sigma cutters come in a range of cutting lengths. The standard sizes around 25 to 26 inches handle most wall and floor tile, while larger models, up to 61 inches, are built for the large-format tile and slabs that are common now, where a smaller cutter simply cannot span the tile. If your project uses big-format porcelain, the large Sigma cutter is the tool that makes a clean, single-score cut across it possible.

Because a quality tile cutter is an investment that a one-time renovator does not need to own, we offer Sigma cutters for rent from both stores. That gives a DIY renovator or a smaller contractor access to the same tool a pro would use, sized to the tile, for the length of the job. If you would rather not cut tile yourself at all, our own in-house crews install tile across Mississauga, Barrie, and the surrounding areas, so you can hand the whole project over instead. Ask our team which cutter suits your tile, or about having us do the install.

In simple terms: Sigma is the pro's manual tile cutter, a score-and-snap tool that makes fast, clean straight cuts without the water and dust of a wet saw. We rent them, including a large-format model for big porcelain and slabs, so you can use a pro tool for one project, or hand the install to our crews instead.