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About 15m2. The problem is there's a large island in the middle which can't be moved and all tiles which go under it have de bonded. Virtually every tile has popped and if I can't go down the resin route then I'll leave it. (It wasn't done by me originally)
Yes Dave its18mm ply with hardie. There is UFH in there too but not 100% sure what type. I've removed one tile which had completely de bonded from the adhesive. It was an empty room when tiled but there's approx £40k worth of kitchen sat on it now. Tiles are 600x600 and as the majority are part covered I thought this method would be best
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