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refixing loose tiles on kitchen floor
Last year we had the kitchen floor tiled. A couple of the tiles, just at
the door as you go in, are coming loose. I'm sure this must be easy to fix but I'm unsure how to start. Any help/advice appreciated. Thanks. |
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neil leslie writes: Last year we had the kitchen floor tiled. A couple of the tiles, just at the door as you go in, are coming loose. I'm sure this must be easy to fix but I'm unsure how to start. Any help/advice appreciated. Well, there's possibly a fundamental reason they came loose. What's the underlying floor structure? Has that area got excessively wet? -- Andrew Gabriel |
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Andrew Gabriel wrote:
In article , neil leslie writes: Last year we had the kitchen floor tiled. A couple of the tiles, just at the door as you go in, are coming loose. I'm sure this must be easy to fix but I'm unsure how to start. Any help/advice appreciated. Well, there's possibly a fundamental reason they came loose. What's the underlying floor structure? Has that area got excessively wet? Underlying floor is plywood onto floorboards. No wetness has been involved but we did have some work done on the hall floorboards, taken up for pipework rerouting, so I suspect this has disturbed the floor by the kitchen door. |
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