Cracked glass tiles

[Saltire69]

Did u have the wall tiled then knock the door through? If so it could have been that.

 

[kingborris]

Did u have the wall tiled then knock the door through? If so it could have been that.

nope, door first. the tiles were pretty much last.

so what about repairing? if i get the tiles replaced (I have some spares now), am i likely just get more of this occuring?

 

[White Room]

Only if you put the tiles on the same background, If comes to it take the tiles off and hack the existing plaster off and dot and dab plasterboard on, If there;s any movement it will happen behind the board rather than through to the tiles

 

[Branty]

Could be a lack of an expansion joint. It could also be an excessive adhesive bed. Causing excessive shrinkage of adhesive, and if there's a good bond with the tile, the tile to crack.

 

[kingborris]

Only if you put the tiles on the same background, If comes to it take the tiles off and hack the existing plaster off and dot and dab plasterboard on, If there;s any movement it will happen behind the board rather than through to the tiles

Aaarrrg! that sounds like a LOT of work and extra expense, as it would mean re-doing half the bathroom entirely

Ithink i'm just going to have to get the broken tiles replaced and hope it doesnt happen again :huh2:

 

[Alberta Stone]

You could use a grout saw and rake the grout out of the corner joint and Silicon it.

Looks like nice tile from what I could see of it.