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I have an entry way/kitchen area with ceramic tile that is about 25
years old. Tile is on concrete and is in perfect shape, other than being really ugly. I have read in two tile books that if your tile is in good shape, that you can tile over it with the right preparation. The current tiles are 8"x8" and I want to lay 16"x16". The reason I question what I have read is because two neighbors that have had pros do their tile both removed the original tile. I do know that one had a history of cracks and is on their 3rd floor. Could it also be that the contractors simply want to creat a larger job for themselves? Any thoughts on tile over tile/concrete if the original is in great shape and I'll be using larger tiles - ie crossing over 4 tiles. Thanks for your thoughts, Don |
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