Cracked Tiles in Loft Conversion

[Unregistered]

Loft extension completed in the summer, we have large tiles in the bathroom and they have a hairline crack from floor to ceiling through 6 of them

The builder says it is 'settling' issues

We are not convinced

At a minimum what should be done? Tiles removed and reapplied?

Is it potentially a structural problem?

Who could I ask for advise and a second opinion

Noted to stop using the bathroom

Kind regards

Am

 

[White Room]

What was the substrate/background...

 

[Chalker]

Shrinkage on a floor to wall join, but not vertically on a wall.
nobody minds a bit of filling and decorating, but cracked tiles are his problem. (Is it a dormer roof?)

we have had a very dry and hot summer so shrinkage should be minimal.

 

[Qwerty]

Loft extension completed in the summer, we have large tiles in the bathroom and they have a hairline crack from floor to ceiling through 6 of them

The builder says it is 'settling' issues

We are not convinced

At a minimum what should be done? Tiles removed and reapplied?

Is it potentially a structural problem?

Who could I ask for advise and a second opinion

Noted to stop using the bathroom

Kind regards

Am

Was all the work completed correctly (strengthening of joists with rsj's etc?)

 

[Stef]

Builder done the tiling?
Plywood walls probably..

 

[Martyn Leeds]

Ply?

 

[cam_low]

Ply wood walls. If so get him back. Clown