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    What is the best method to get tiles off plasterboard, without doing too much damage. Is there a special tool anybody could recommend?

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    Default Re: Plasterboard

    The most cost effective way is to get some thick rubble sacks and pull the whole lot off!!!!!
    If the tiles are going to ruin the first few bits of plasterboard get back to the stud work and replace all the boards. That way you will be able to retile straight to the plasterboard 32kg of weight /sq metre and save time and money trying to patch up holes.

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    Default Re: Plasterboard

    Normally I just use a bolster, sometimes an old large chisel. You just have to feel around for the best place to attack each tile. If the plasterboard is coming off, just go with it and take the whole lot off. It's no big deal. Plasterboard is cheap, or you may want to put up backer board instead.

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    Just replace the board everytime. If it doesn't come off and you don't need it off then the customer gets a refund on the cost of the materials

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    Thanks Chaps

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