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I have a bathroom and kitchen to retile and have 2 questions -
1. I'm not retiling the kitchen floor but there is a crack which looks like floor movement ... -
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Cracked floor tiles
I have a bathroom and kitchen to retile and have 2 questions -
1. I'm not retiling the kitchen floor but there is a crack which looks like floor movement - is there a product that can be used to 'mend' the crack?
2. The wall tiles - most on stud walls with small areas on solid walls - what is the best way to remove - I don't have a Fein.
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Re: Cracked floor tiles
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quote=Susiequ;193862]I have a bathroom and kitchen to retile and have 2 questions -
1. I'm not retiling the kitchen floor but there is a crack which looks like floor movement - is there a product that can be used to 'mend' the crack?
Just remove the cracked tiles and replace and find the cause of the cracks..
2. The wall tiles - most on stud walls with small areas on solid walls - what is the best way to remove - I don't have a Fein.
Just remove the tiles and plasterboard......take some anger management out on the walls, you will sharp have them removed...
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Re: Cracked floor tiles
Maybe time for a re-tile then...
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The tiles on the walls might come off easy but then again they might not....So try and see what happens and if chunks start coming out then just rip the lot down and re-new...quicker and better finish alround..
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