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That's it really!
I just have a few tiles to replace since a new heated towel rail was installed that was a slightly different size from the previous one. So ... -
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How to remove a single 6" tile without damaging the ones around it?
That's it really!
I just have a few tiles to replace since a new heated towel rail was installed that was a slightly different size from the previous one. So some of the holes from the previous towel rail are showing and it doesn't look nice!
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Re: How to remove a single 6" tile without damaging the ones around it?
Rake the grout out around the tile, grout rake or stanley knife, take a hammer and tap / hit the tile starting in the centre until the tile splits into pieces, pop the pieces out with a toll of your choice, watch out, the pieces will be like razors, remove old adhesive from the wall and refix then grout, job done.
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Thank you very much for your quick reply 
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