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Got to remove some tiles from kitchen splash back...tiles are on plasterboard, which is dot and dabbed to wall. Removing tiles is removing plasterboard also. Ok to cut out plasterboard ... -
Removing tiles - kitchen splashback
Got to remove some tiles from kitchen splash back...tiles are on plasterboard, which is dot and dabbed to wall. Removing tiles is removing plasterboard also. Ok to cut out plasterboard and replace just in the splashback area?
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Re: Removing tiles - kitchen splashback
Yes no problem. When removing tiles from plasterboard i sometimes just cut the board and remove the lot. A lot quicker and cleaner.
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Re: Removing tiles - kitchen splashback
Yep thats what i'm thinking run a grinder or multimaster round the lot and cut it out...dot and dab replace. Thankyou Sir!
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Re: Removing tiles - kitchen splashback
Just be carefull of any hidden wires behind the plasterboard.
"Experience is simply the name we give our mistakes"
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Re: Removing tiles - kitchen splashback

Originally Posted by
whitebeam
Just be carefull of any hidden wires behind the plasterboard.
Yup dont go too mad when removing the plasterboard for the above reasons. Easy to slip with a fein.
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Re: Removing tiles - kitchen splashback
just pull some of the plasterboard away so you can try and see as much of the wires as you can. Better to be safe than sorry.
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And try not to catch the cabinets or work surfaces, that could cost you a few quid to replace!
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Lol good shout, could be a painful death grinder + electrocution! sometimes you need reminding about these things!
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Re: Removing tiles - kitchen splashback

Originally Posted by
whitebeam
Just be carefull of any hidden wires behind the plasterboard.
sound advise whitebeam!
Patrick 
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