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Discuss tiles lifting in the Tiling Forum at TilersForums; Hello In a customers house the tiles on the extension floor are bulging up in a long row. Was there and you could here them making a loud noise as ...
          
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    In a customers house the tiles on the extension floor are bulging up in a long row. Was there and you could here them making a loud noise as they rose up. The floor is cement screed and the screed and floor must be down abut 15-20 years. It is a continuation of the rear room and the tiles in this area seem okay. Underneath the tiles the screed feels dry and there is no movement in the house and no leaks in the ch system. They are ceramic tiles about 200mm square. Seems strange that something like this is happening so long after the floor went down and even the insurance assesor was stumped.Also the night it started was the day they turned the central heating on for the first time this autumn. Hopefully someone will be able to throw somw light on it.

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    No expansion joint by the sound of it.
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    Are you saying the tiles have been down 15-20 years?

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    is there any under floor heating?

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    I agree with Sir Ramic. Tenting, caused by the stresses between the different sub's

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    Quote Originally Posted by EFC Mike View Post
    I agree with Sir Ramic. Tenting, caused by the stresses between the different sub's
    Yup and can happen anytime. Seen 20 year old floors do it. You try and get the tiles back in place !!!!
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