How to remove tiles the easy way, especially for renovation works, without having to use a hammer and a chisel

Worked like a charm ......

Not going to happen my house. What a fire hazard. BAD IDEA. Don't do this.

Just reminding everyone that this is likely a brick or concrete building. Different rules apply...

Italian walls are made of cement, bricks, and blocks, NOT wood or sheetrock. Do NOT do this to American made homes unless they are brick, block, or cement!

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Cant do this in the US. Houses are not made of bricks

Good luck removing the glue.

Small fire starts on the skirting board just as the clip ends… presumably to fetch a fire extinguisher before the walls and ceiling remarkably remove themselves entirely…!

Aren’t you tired of replacing great condition everything just because you don’t like the colors or shape??? If you think about it, it just the eyes that and ego tastes that demands expenses and destruction… while basic human needs are still not met all around the globe

this works until you hit the one tile thats glued on with what feels like concrete and the whole wall comes with it

HUH never in my life have I seen this risk to demo poorly placed tile. Those tiles are falling off by a bad mortar connection, even if they fall off the wall you still need to level the mortar or mastic a 350 dollar tool is less risky

ok. That's risky.

Been doing this wrong all this time

@JartoYa Y con que es que están adheridas? Que venga por RD. Para que se haga rico😜

this only works if the panel behind it is in good condition. if it was done right, the wood would fall apart with it.

Vintage tiles sell for $5-10 usd each on Etsy.

This is a terrible idea. Enjoy the engagements though!

This technique will remove the whole house.

Nope! You still have to remove it to the studs…easier to pull the whole wall board off tile and all! This looks careless and stupid…sorry

He's just wasting a lot of reusable tiles tbh

Our vacation property in the desert AC broke and inside temp reached 105f. When we returned in the winter half of the ceramic floor tiles all lifted on their own. Most of the thinnest mortar remained stuck to the concrete floor. Shocking heat could do that.

Have you got a hot works permit for that sir

Yeah but most of ppl which I worked with saves old tiles for another use.

This has to be the UK. You blokes love those fire sticks

Later that day??:🤔 😝🤣🤣

Could I use a steamer instead? I might torch the drywall.

🤣 he walked out for lunch and when I came back the job site was on fire.

Stupid

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@grok esto es real?

Cela depend du type de colle utiliser

@grok can you translate?