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Is there anyway of lifting ceramic tiles without cracking them?. I have 35sqm various sizes from 12by12 to 18 by12. It is in conservatory that has no heating and I ... -
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Lifting ceramic tiles
Is there anyway of lifting ceramic tiles without cracking them?. I have 35sqm various sizes from 12by12 to 18 by12. It is in conservatory that has no heating and I wish to install underfloor heating. I do have a Fein cutting tool that is great for removing the grout.
Thanks
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TilingLogistics
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Re: Lifting ceramic tiles

Originally Posted by
failte
Is there anyway of lifting ceramic tiles without cracking them?. I have 35sqm various sizes from 12by12 to 18 by12. It is in conservatory that has no heating and I wish to install underfloor heating. I do have a Fein cutting tool that is great for removing the grout.
Thanks
Welcome to the forums! In reply to your question NO! I suggest you would be quicker to purchase all new
Kev
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Re: Lifting ceramic tiles
As above, Near on impossible
"Experience is simply the name we give our mistakes"
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Depends on who or how they were laid but if they were laid properly then no chance.
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Droopy
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Re: Lifting ceramic tiles

Originally Posted by
Sir Ramic
Depends on who or how they were laid but if they were laid properly then no chance.

Very good point Sir'.
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err no chance,why dont you want them to break are you thinking of re laying them after you have installed underfloor heating? a shocker of an idea if so
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You could lift them and relay them as mossaic
bet you could have some nice patterns.
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you do not have a prayer of keeping them intact, doesn't matter who laid them, some if not most will break. Ones that don't break will need cleaning off if you are going to relay them, will take you weeks.
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i like a bloke with a sense of humor
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only jesus performs miracles, tilers are only demi-gods
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Droopy
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Re: Lifting ceramic tiles

Originally Posted by
pjtiler
i like a bloke with a sense of humor
Woah, I don't think you can use the site as a dating agency PJ.
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pjtiler
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Re: Lifting ceramic tiles

Originally Posted by
Droopy
Woah, I don't think you can use the site as a dating agency PJ.
if your insinuating that i,m gay
its not true !!!!!!!!!!!!
i just help them out when there busy
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Droopy
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Re: Lifting ceramic tiles
"Experience is simply the name we give our mistakes"
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