Tile Floor Removal Tips for Beginners
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- Опубликовано: 22 июл 2024
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0:00 Tile floor removal tips
0:11 Best tools for cutting tile floors
1:03 How to cut tile floors with an angle grinder
1:40 How to use a hammer to remove tile floors
2:14 How to remove bathtubs connected to tile floors
2:27 How to remove DITRA from wood subfloor
These supplies were used in our video:
Montolit CGX115 Diamond Blade
WSG7-115 Angle Grinder (Fein)
Dust Shroud (Fein)
MultiMaster (Fein)
ProKnee Pads
Ironclad Gloves
Safety Glasses
Hearing Protection
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That is a great job.
Very nice work
Another great video Jeff. It probably goes w/o saying that it’s not something you can do if there’s underfloor heating or any other wiring. Maybe it’s because the video is sped up but hammering and prying the tile w/o protecting the tile being kept made me wince a little.
Good
That’s some clean demo!
thanks, there wasn’t anything under the tub so got lucky there
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Where do I buy the dash rout?
Where can I get that shroud and saw?
Any tips on removing Schluter All Set Haze from tiles before grouting?
yes, try vinegar and a white scrubby pad - test an area for doing everything. If it’s marble, let me know because that’s a different story
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How are you going to fix the waterproofing after this (between the existing Ditra and whatever comes next on the shower side)?
you can set the curb against the existing tile (leave an expansion joint) then silicone against the curb and tile. Once the curb is tiled, add a second silicone joint between the tiles 👍🏼
Would this work for a curbless shower? I hired contractors 4 years ago to install tile in the bathroom and I'm debating now whether to tear the whole thing up to install a shower.
yes, but we recommend waterproofing the entire bathroom floor outside a curbless shower, eg adding DITRA and overlapping that with the shower system products used for the shower
12 x 36” tiles on floor, cement based adhesive, 3/8th notch trowel. Average temp 64 f, Ave humidity How long before you can walk on it?
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