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Hi Pete welcome aboard the forum.

It depends on what the existing tiles have been tiled onto. It's always best to pull them off and start a fresh due to weight issues. Do you know what the existing tiles were tiled onto? And are they ceramic? And what tile type are you planning to tile with?
 

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