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Old 19-11-2007   #1
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Having spent a lot of my time finishing my first job, porcerlin tiles on a kitchen floor, I have been informed by the customer that some of them will have to come up as the kitchen fitters have put the kitchen in, 4 inches short on each side of the u shape . The customer was very happy with my work and has paid me, but I am not sure of what to recommend as the best way of getting the affected area of tiles up without damaging the rest of the floor. Any suggestions

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You'll first have to rake out the grout around the tiles affected. Then, it's a matter of lifting them. I use an old chisel with a gentle tap of the hammer. Clean up the adhesive on the floor and relay.........good luck.
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dont fully understand whatv you mean by u shape but if you did a job and customer is happy then i dont see how this is your problem,make sure you charge for the extra work that you do and dont be taken for a mug!

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