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If the bath was pulling it down and if the tiles are of such poor quality, ask yourself, why haven't any more lines of cracks appeared? It's isolated to a single vertical position. But if that was the case, more tiles would have been affected. I guess the bath is not one tile's width?Hi guys, just thought I'd post an update. We took off the tiles that were cracked and can't find any underlying problems (pic attached). The wedi board doesn't have a join there, there is no hole, all seems to be fine as far as I can see.
So obviously the tiler is still blaming the tiles, the tile company are "looking into it", the plumber thinks the weight of the bath when full of water might have pulled them down and snapped them because they are such poor quality. All a bit of a mess!
I guess all we can do is replace the tiles at our own cost and hope that it doesn't happen again.
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Also why is the Wedi in such bad condition? we can see the foam, the mesh and adhesive appearing to have gone through and in between both. Did you have an issue before where tiles got pulled off and replaced or is that the state of the board after one round of fixing and removing?
And following on from @JulianSidney 's comment above, How thick are the Wedi panels, how far apart are the studs, and where are the nearest studs in conjunction to where the crack appeared?