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I believe removing tiles without destroying the adjacent ones is best done by cutting an 'X' in the tile. Then bend the pieces up and out from the centre.
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I severely doubt that the floor has been properly prepared, this is what I found in the bathroom
I get the same feeling. Naked wood underneath?? Perhaps you and @Dramatic_Hammer have had the same guys do your bathrooms?
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@aggi
Any suggestions on the best way to sort out wobbling and cracked floor tiles (30cmx30cm)? My kitchen has 4 or 5 tiles that started off wobbly and are now cracked and lifting.
I severely doubt that the floor has been properly prepared, this is what I found in the bathroom when a tile cracked:
However, the issue with the kitchen tiles is that they continue under the kitchen units so I don't want to lift them all up and redo it. What's the best way to remove 4 or 5 tiles in the middle of the room and replace them (I have spare tiles) without the issue coming back?