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    To lift or not to lift? (old kitchen floor tiles c.1905)

    Thanks. Yes, the more we research the more I think we are going to have to go for the full removal and replacement of the floor. Thanks for the advice.
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    To lift or not to lift? (old kitchen floor tiles c.1905)

    Thanks for the reply. The tiles appear to be dry-laid. I lifted one of the cracked tiles, and that is how I know that there is roughly 3cm or 1.5in of bedding sand underneath. My concern is that the floor level will be nearly 5cm lower if we remove the original floor, will require considerably...
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    To lift or not to lift? (old kitchen floor tiles c.1905)

    Hi all, This is first post here. I have an old house which we are in the process of re-doing kitchen and whilst lifting the many decades of different flooring, finally came down on what must be the original 1905 floor tiles. They are at least 2in thick and classic red terracotta. Under them is...

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