Flooring Tile - Old Ceramic Tile Removal
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JTW
03-04-03, 11:07 AM
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I have Ceramic tile in our entry way that we dislike. Current floor is installed on 5/8 wood subfloor with approx 1" concrete/chickenwire and tile on top. Is it possible to remove just the tile without disturbing the concrete subbase?; then I could retile using thin-set mortar? Will the subbase be level enough for the new tile.
Your assistance/expetise is appreciated
I have Ceramic tile in our entry way that we dislike. Current floor is installed on 5/8 wood subfloor with approx 1" concrete/chickenwire and tile on top. Is it possible to remove just the tile without disturbing the concrete subbase?; then I could retile using thin-set mortar? Will the subbase be level enough for the new tile.
Your assistance/expetise is appreciated
ee3
03-04-03, 04:57 PM
Depends alot on what it was put down with in the first place.Try a area out of the way.Once you get started you might be able to slide under it and pry. (or pray)