Removing Ceramic Tiles

[bonaytothebonay]

My back hurts watching this.

[sloflo1]

Where do you get that spade bit for the hammer?

[krbock]

Is there a way to remove floor tile without breaking the existing pieces? I need to move some things around and need a few from under the stove to cover a bare spot caused by removing a cabinet on the floor. I can't find the replacement tiles as they are over 10 years old.

[CraftyTami]

How did you remove all that thinset under there after the tiles were up?

This is where I am stuck on my remodel. I haven't found much of anything that will get rid of it - except for the time I rented a floor sanding edger. That made a horrible dusty mess though and only got half the kitchen done in a whole weekend - then I had to return it.

I stil have a half kitchen and two bathrooms to finish!

[jumpman22623]

pretty sweet gizmo... but a hammer and pry-bar work just as efficently

[BigDTinyE]

@jumpman22623

hardly

[J0Boa]

Trust me it would be, because the tiles will break in small pieces with a narrow chisel .

[soulstice99]

how to remove your ceramic flooring in 45 seconds

[7gregory]

What bit is that on your chipping hammer. Is that the clay spade. Please let me know I am starting soon and that looks better than the 3 inch bit I have.

[thebigsee]

That tool is so cool, I'm going to install a tile floor in my house just so I can use that tool to immediately tear it up.

[creamstripe]

Thanks for this vid bro. I have to go through three layers of tile. Two of which have backer board of the cement and fiberglass mesh kind.

That Bosch Hammer GSH 16-28 looks effective!!!!!

[9secondsflat]

what if its over the wood sub floor and no cement backerboard was used. is it done the same way with the same tool?

[basdg]

if you plan on polishing floorboards, no.

I've endured 4 days of hard labor removing my tiles only to find that removing the cement sheeting is a bigger job itself!

[img25]

Bosch --> GSH 16-28

[chalaco8ball]

wich is the model chipping hammer?