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peter t wrote:
I am about to remove 150 ceramic 30cm x 30 cm ceramic floor tiles from a concrete floor. I also have to remove some wall tiles. Should I a. Hire a Kango with tile chisel (approx £25.00 per day) b. Buy a SDS drill and tile removing bit. Cheap model approx £40.00. or go for a better quality, say £100.00. c. Use a hammer and chisel. d. Buy a heavy duty floor scraper. (approx £20.00) e. Buy a shovel (I was told this works) Once removed i will be fitting a new kitchen so an SDS may come in useful, but will it remove the floor tiles? C + D + safety goggles. I'd also try E but it can be tough on the wrists, depending on how well stuck down the tiles are. if they are realy well adhered you may need B but try the cheapest first, as always. RT |
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