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Rotozip for Installed Tile?
I have a tiled bathroom which has a single switch for the light. I'm
installing an overhead light and a fart fan, and need to add a bigger switch box. The problem is the box would be in a tiled area, and I can't just rip out a couple of tiles and cut new ones to fit (I don't have any matching tile). So, would a rotozip or equivalent work to neatly enlarge the existing hole through the tile. Is there a better way to do this? (Remember, I don't have any spare tile, nor do I know what grout was used when the tile was installed). Thanks in advance... KB |
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