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Following a burst pipe I had Qty 10 bathroom floor tiles 'lift' due to a sodden underfloor that the tiles were no longer bonded to. I've removed the tiles and cleaned up the chipboard floor underneath to make it free of adhesive and to allow it to dry out.
It was a bit of a bugger of a job trying not to ruin the chipboard floor especially the parts which were still bonded to the floor. An old chisel was used to chip off the adhesive.
Despite my home only being 12 yrs old I cannot for the life of me find any replacement tiles so I am considering having to remove all the existing tiles from the floor so that I can re-do the whole bathroom.
So...can someone advise on the best way (meaning - easiest) way of removing floor tiles from a suspended chipboard floor? (without knackering it!)
Thanks a lot.
FTS
It was a bit of a bugger of a job trying not to ruin the chipboard floor especially the parts which were still bonded to the floor. An old chisel was used to chip off the adhesive.
Despite my home only being 12 yrs old I cannot for the life of me find any replacement tiles so I am considering having to remove all the existing tiles from the floor so that I can re-do the whole bathroom.
So...can someone advise on the best way (meaning - easiest) way of removing floor tiles from a suspended chipboard floor? (without knackering it!)
Thanks a lot.
FTS