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Issue with tiles in a bathroom

gebbel · 2019-12-16 16:12:06

My brother sent me these photos of damaged tiles entering a shower unit. I am unable to get a handyman to have a look, but is it something I could do myself with tec7 or something similar? Appreciate any opinions.

16-12-2019 4:12pm

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gebbel

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My brother sent me these photos of damaged tiles entering a shower unit. I am unable to get a handyman to have a look, but is it something I could do myself with tec7 or something similar? Appreciate any opinions.

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#2 16-12-2019 4:13pm

punisher5112

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Re grout them...

That be easy fix.

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#3 16-12-2019 4:18pm

GreeBo

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Are the tiles loose or just the grout fell out?

looks like there was probably movement.

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#4 16-12-2019 4:51pm

gebbel

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Not sure if the tiles fell out or not. If it's as easy as it seems then I'll give it a lash myself.

Edit: can I get group to match that colour? The ones I know are either clear or white.

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#5 16-12-2019 5:28pm

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Ready mixed grey grout
Yes.

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#6 17-12-2019 10:16am

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Don't grout them if they are loose, just tke off, scrape off any old adhesive and replace.

Get rid of all the mould too... that is a future problem with rot and damp...

TT

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