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Pry bar or a bolster and lump hammer. If you are lucky you may be able to remove the tiles without damaging the board. I’d plan to replace the board though. Take your time - wear good gloves and eye protection - in an enclosed space I’d wear a cap or some form of head covering as shards of tile can hurt - I speak from experience.
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crack on with a pry bar
This will create a lot of mess but nowhere as much mess as using a grinder! Smash a tile and get the bar under the edge. If you're "lucky" then the adhesive will be shit and the tiles will fall off the wall when you look at them. Wear boots.
TGR
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@seager
I've got a small downstairs loo that has a load of tiles adhered to OSB that I need to get rid of so I can put up some insulated plasterboard.
Is an angle grinder a good idea, or shall I just try and crack on with a pry bar?