Thanks - facing the exact same task. You really made my day with this tip. Now, my remaining issue will be how to collect the debris and haul it to the dumpster at work.
Seems if you’re getting the shovel under that easy and far you are not hitting any screws. So you lucked out the previous person laid the concrete board incorrectly. 👍
I’m planning on replacing my tile floor with vinyl plank flooring. Would it be best to use this method and remove the backer board w the tile to get down to the subfloor? From there I assume I can put down a layer of plywood before laying the floating floor. thanks for any advice anyone can offer
Thanks - facing the exact same task. You really made my day with this tip. Now, my remaining issue will be how to collect the debris and haul it to the dumpster at work.
I think I had used cardboard boxes
This saved me a ton of time and frustration. Thanks!
Seems if you’re getting the shovel under that easy and far you are not hitting any screws. So you lucked out the previous person laid the concrete board incorrectly. 👍
Thanks! Stuck on tile job and this is clutch !!💪🏿💪🏿
Haha I started the same way as you then sat on the couch to try and get smarter. Thanks for helping me get smarter!
Thanks bro, the shovel idea is really good.
This is gonna help me tremendously. Thanks for the vid.
Is it hard to pry off the cement board since they are held on by screws? Was the subfloor damaged?
I’m planning on replacing my tile floor with vinyl plank flooring. Would it be best to use this method and remove the backer board w the tile to get down to the subfloor? From there I assume I can put down a layer of plywood before laying the floating floor. thanks for any advice anyone can offer
That’s not a bad idea try a shingle ripper they work wonders
It’s great if backer is not screwed down
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Your welcome after i learned this method i had to share this to help people
Need a demo drill or hammer drill with chisel .... much easier
Good shit!
Why not cut it in square pieces with a diamond tipped circular saw... Then pry up the pieces?
Yeah that’s what I’m thinking about doing.