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Bathroom Tiles "Lifting" due to skip on wall.

Altreab · 2009-06-02 15:51:01

Hello Wall tiles have started lifting in the bathroom. Main reason is they were put up on walls with a skim. As quiet a lot of the remaining tiles have that hollow sound when tapped We have decided to strip the old tiles and replace them. What would be the best way to remove the skip underneath the tiles? best regards…

02-06-2009 3:51pm

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Altreab

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Hello
Wall tiles have started lifting in the bathroom. Main reason is they were put up on walls with a skim. As quiet a lot of the remaining tiles have that hollow sound when tapped We have decided to strip the old tiles and replace them.
What would be the best way to remove the skip underneath the tiles?
best regards
Altreab

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