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How to remove floor tiles unscathed during renovation work. What do you think?

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Amun Ra 👁1 year ago

Our Nigerian methods of setting and installation of Floor tiles are different so it won’t work for us👌

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Malarkey Roofing Products2 years ago

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Iamwrong011 year ago

These tiles were not installed correctly to begin with. There is not enough adhesion to the tile and too much air trapped. The tile should have been back buttered. There are many videos that use a clear tile to show how it should be done. I'd like to see this tried on a correctly installed tile.

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Arcfunmi1 year ago

I'll try to find a video of where this same technique was used for wall tiles. The fact remains that when subjected to intense heating the joint gets weaker compared to when not subjected to heat

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Alain Coté1 year ago

Wow, même la colle disparaît. 🤡

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Arcfunmi1 year ago

Lol 😂

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Danny Hinsley1 year ago

Even if that does work you’ll be there 3 months taking them all off

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Arcfunmi1 year ago

The time expended is kinda much

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Soorena TV Sedighi1 year ago

Wowww! Brilliant. Of course, I don't know anything in this field. But to my untrained eyes, this looks hella smart.

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Hangry1 year ago

All these tiles guys do the installation wrong. Just by looking at the thinset, i could tell it wasn’t done right. Contractors need to press against the thinset so there is 80% coverage on the tile. This is especially important for floor tiles.

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Arcfunmi1 year ago

Interesting point