Exploding tile floor!

The tile floor in our new home raised up and began popping and cracking. Tile tenting...

[@trinisadu]

I had to search the internet to see if anyone ever experienced what I did over the last 3 days....I opened my door on Monday and almost fainted when I saw all the tiles in my kitchen and living room raised and cracked....Thanks for making this video....I feel less crazy now

[@MA-yc7pz]

The same just happened to me I thought it was an earthquake....

[@jeffreygonzales5440]

Same bro 🇵🇭2022

[@lauraharripersad8207]

Happened to me in my son's room a week ago not sure what caused it

[@bryanlee7295]

This happened at my friend's place and his mom immediately called a the local priest and they performed an exorcism! I told him there must be a scientific explanation, but he snapped back "how do you explain the floors rising like something was coming out from hell!?!" Lol!

[@dat1baddad]

Lol. That's what it felt like! Lol

[@MrAirbleed]

Its also happened in my house on second floor, and people think there is evil in my house lmao

[@geogmz8277]

That's your signal to get less stupid friends.

[@MIKEDUZZI420]

Its caused by expansion and no more room to expand. Still I guess satan could be making them expand while fighting off a spaghetti monster who's riding a fucking unicorn. My bet would be sudden temperature change though as I do have a thermometer but no way of seeing satan, unicorns, or a sphegeti monster.

[@saay9453]

Damn Ghosts . . Tell ya u may need take all the fantasy critters n ghosts and . Put them all back where they belong. Unless of course it goes against ther religion . Ummmm yea well dude ur just stuck. ... ummm ... nope

[@lihlemshengu4360]

Thank you for uploading this video. I'm experiencing this right now in my bedroom. Since yesterday. Now I know what it is.

[@nithinm1776]

Mee too.. in last night. .. What you do?? Did you replace entire tiles? ? Or repaire pop up tile..

[@isurusidath5400]

Me too.what's the reason ?

[@GerrysGuitar]

This is caused by no expansion joints. Also, I'm sure the installer grouted between the tile and the walls, not allowing for expansion and shrinkage. Tile will expand a 1/16" in warm weather. Tile installer error.

[@nekomancey4149]

Exactly right.

[@37Iulian]

Could be, but not necessary! They cut tiles too tight to walls! There were enough of just a couple of tiles through the perimeter to make tight - this will happen! Another reason - foundation, joints movements! Usually from this reason not only floors crack, but walls and ceilings as well!

[@AlexFuerteventura]

Yep. Been there.

[@Brohamond]

Exactly this. I had this happen in my house at 5 am in the morning years ago. I thought it was a sinkhole or maybe a real life instance of "Invaders from Mars (1986 film)" (watched that too much as a kid). After Google researching this and checking my own floor - definitely telltale signs of Floor Installation error. Builders who put up the house just threw in the floor with little regard... and of course homeowners insurance is worthless for something like this.

[@luvcheneywasalegend9168]

Usage of floor flex over the foundation cracks prevents that.

[@travisk5589]

They should be happy. That's some ugly tile.

[@shiks800]

😂😂easy removal

[@supplychainmanagement437]

Hahhaaha

[@donkeydump63]

I'm amazed that he just happened to be filming this as it was happening. I'm sure the homeowner eventually learned that the buckling of the tiles was caused by the installer not leaving enough space between the outer perimeter tiles and the wall to allow for expansion and contraction. Fixing it was just a matter of re-tiling the floor. Hopefully the rest of the house was constructed properly.

[@dstanl]

It’s not like it just happened in a split second. He had plenty of time to turn his camera on.

[@dimensions20]

Happened to us as well. We are in south FL & Minto built our house. The tile, which is all throughout our 1st floor, has never been right with lots of cracking.

[@MerenlongS]

Same thing happened to me just now in my room. It's 3am and the tiles started popping up just like yours, even the ceilings started to rattle. It may be caused due extreme hot or cold conditions. Bdw some of my tiles used to make hollow sounds.

[@davegordon6943]

Hollow sound means tiles don't have enough thinset under them. They are loose

[@nekaneeks]

Lmao just heard this sound in my house and thought it was a ghost😂😂went closer and it was coming from the floor tiles so ii typed “tiles popping up” and whewww ........Thank you!

[@jaksparrow4546]

your floors sounds hollow too bro?

[@BonBon770]

Tile guy here, see this all the time. No Expansion Joints. Been fixing problems like this since 1999

[@karinalomeli2352]

How much would it cost to fix something like this

[@BonBon770]

@@karinalomeli2352 all depends, a good quality tile is roughly 3 to 4 bucks a square foot to buy. So let's just say for instance the room is 100 ft, it would cost you after tax to buy a good tile 4 or 500 bucks. Roughly, then, you have the installation cost which any professional tile company is going to charge anywhere from 5 to 10 bucks a square foot to put it in so let's say we go with six and a $4 price on square foot for the tile. So now you're at 10 bucks a square foot for labor and material, so for a 100 square foot room it would be roughly $1,000.... but there's also the cost of taking up and fixing in preparation of what is going to go down next, there's a couple routes you can go with that did Buckle in your whole house? If so then you're looking at tile and your whole house which is if your house is 2,000 square feet and you have to rip up all the tile and put back you're looking at $30,000 roughly..... that being said you could also just take up that room, but it's not to guarantee that won't happen in the rest of the house because they did the same thing everywhere I bet. So if you're just looking to fix it yes you can put a Band-Aid on it and fix it. You would have to take a grinder and a vacuum and cut as many of those grout joints and release the tension as I say and most tile guys don't put down tiles that good so a lot of the times they came up whole and you can put them on a jig and sand the thinset off the back and reset them. If there was a big crack and you cannot reuse the tiles then I would advise if you just want to fix that room just take up that tile and buy another tile and make a good transition where it meets the other tile and retile the whole room. As a side note whenever you buy tile by more than you need usually it's 10 to 20% but if you're doing your whole house get a little bit more, after 3 to 5 years dye Lots calipers and gauges all change and you will not be able to find that exact tile trust me....... if you retile just that room, and you do not take off the baseboards and you tile up to the baseboards again use a color matching sanded caulk that matches the grout color between the tile and the baseboard, also leave 1/16th in between cut and baseboard. (Room for grout caulk.......otherwise it's better to have the baseboard sit on top of the tile but if you can't you can't.

[@brickmn808]

@@BonBon770 Don't forget the cost of the de-coupling membrane and installation.

[@BonBon770]

@brickmn808 In Florida, it is 90% concrete slab. And we do not use uncoupling membrane. Uncoupling membrane is a West Coast and up North type thing. It's used here , but it will be used on a second floor or up which is rare and on wood sub floor instead of half inch concrete board. But yes, obviously some sort of crack Suppression has to go down and we use a product called nac ecb 75. That is the best for concrete slab, It is a 2 part primer and peel and stick material. That is a 100 times better than any liquid waterproofing Or uncoupling membrane, plus it keeps the height of the floor down. Every single stage, whether it is rip up. Or membrane put down or buying the tile or the money to install the tile. The labor everything is then all added up, yes.

[@brickmn808]

@@BonBon770 Thanks for the info. I did not realize an uncoupling membrane was not used in Florida.

[@barbarajennings2774]

This happened to me on Sunday January 23, 2022 and I ran out the house and called 911. Fire departments came and said I may have a water leak but the water meter was not running when I checked. Insurance company said they done fix that😭😭

[@namenotfound3613]

happened 2 days ago in my house at 10.30 PM, was relaxing, listening to music and suddenly a "BOOM" sound come up, open my room door to see the tiles already cracking, scary 30 seconds

[@namenotfound3613]

ok i skipped to the end of the video and i can say that mine was worse, the tiles was cracking and popping

[@mbrown5440]

This recently happened to my 16 year old tile floor! One day, we heard a popping sound...went to see where the noise was coming from ...it got worse...we thought the house was splitting apart in the middle of the hall entry way. We literally ran outside...waited a few minutes until the noise stopped. Before going back in, we walked around the perimeter of the house to see if something happened with the foundation...nothing there. Went back in the house to find that a 2' X 6' area of the tile had buckled. If you've never had this happen or had no idea that it could happen...it's very unnerving.

[@KhoiBoa]

Mine just happen. Who do you call for this

[@monas]

Yeh happen to me today🤦🏽‍♀️, lots of popping sounds😢. I really don't want to have to replace all the tiles. At first I thought the house was gonna fa over.

[@nikeshranuva2833]

Thanks for videos upload.... Yesterday same tliels creation...

[@nikeshranuva2833]

My bathroom

[@wendellprince3436]

Just experienced this last night, the sound was like someone pouring rice grains on the floor, I was freaking out. What the hell 😱 huge bubble of tiles in my dining room.

[@marcuslex8654]

The next smart thing to do is get a rock and thow it into the center of activity, there may a a sink hole already there.

[@RobertBeriault753]

I had this happen on 8 tiles of my kitchen floor after 30 years. The day before it was very hot and we didn't have the air conditioning on. Was it the heat?

[@dat1baddad]

I believe temperature change played a big part in my situation.

[@briant6669]

Yes it is because the tile installer was an idiot and left no space for thermal expansion.

[@food4u598]

This is happening due to earth quack levels in low frequency. Why it's happening is tiles are placed without any gap inbetween and very strong cement materials used under tiles. By nature tiled are very stong like glass when there will be low frequency earth quack tiles will start breaking into pieces. Because they strongly attached to floor.

[@n49605]

I'm sorry about your experience. I just had EXACTLY the same frightening experience in my house I'm renting, I thought a pipe is going to blow or a sinkhole is building up, but indeed, "just" a poor tiling job, it seems.

[@mohammedalmahdi1115]

Drain pipe under neath you should be sure that the pipe is not broken or have any leak also you should make a pressure test for your drain pipe or water supply pipes before using any tiles above

[@user-vh8dv8eq6w]

I just experienced that in my office 3 hours ago today. It is very terrifying.

[@That1baddad]

You're not kidding because you have no idea what's going on.lol

[@louisjackson4426]

It’s because the installer grouted the edges not allowing for expansion

[@jgreeter]

Tenting like that happens from the following two install mistakes, which are very common in the tile world but have to happen at the same time to see such a regular tenting pattern like that. First, the tiler did not leave proper expansion joints (have to be put in around the edges of the room, in the transitions between each room, and once every 20 feet within large rooms). Second, the installer did not ensure the tiles were bonded to the floor with full mortar coverage. Both dramatically increase the pace of tile installation (especially the latter) and are thus common mistakes. If the tiler had not left expansion gaps, but had properly bonded the tile, you wouldn't get tenting like that, you'd get an irregular pattern of cracked and popped-up tiles all over the place. If the tiler had properly bonded the tiles to the substrate but left out expansion gaps, you'd get the same (an irregular pattern of cracked and popped-up tiles all over the place). Only by doing both--not bonding the tiles properly to the floor, and also not including expansion gaps, are you going to get this massive, regularly-patterned tenting along common lines in the middle of a floor lol. Tile is just a cladding, not a structural surface. When the substrate beneath it moves with temperature, there needs to be enough flexibility (polymer-infused mortar, polystyrene-infused backerboard) for the tiles to expand and contract as well, and enough of a bond with the substrate to keep the tiles attached to it as they move about. Not one, but both are missing in this case. So, a rapid temperature swing was probably enough to destroy your floor. I would say you need to be sure to hire quality personnel for tile, but who actually does this stuff correctly anymore? Most just say "hey, I'm done and it looks good, so peace, I'm out. No bueno.

[@isaacpulamte8267]

There was a void in the substrate of one piece of our floor tile. Installer doesn't leave any expansion gaps. We use cement mortar for installing tiles, no other substrate. It is above RCC slab and below it was left vacant open to outdoor temperature. Due to an unusual rain the night before it cracked (23/12/21) there might be a sudden drop in temperature. I was walking on that piece of tile and had gone to another room. It started to make crumbling sound and a tile adjacent to the latter tile cracked apart right in the centre. Moral of my story would be not to leave something unrepaired for quiet a long time before it started to become intense.

[@luvcheneywasalegend9168]

Has nothing to do with tiles not being properly bonded to the floor. An approved slip sheet properly installed would've prevented this.

[@dandan7973]

I think we have a big problem honey. Lmfao 🤣

[@victimovtalent6036]

Its common on 2nd floor,the grout should be filled by flexible materials

[@angiet2190]

This is the second time this is happening to me and it is a 16yr old house. I believe the fluctuation in temperature causes it because my daughter came by for the weekend and they like it cold so I had the temperature cold and when they left I had it hot and the sqft of 4 tiles pop. The first time we were on vacation and when we got back home the same thing happened, and the house was a little hot. It was scary the first time. We thought it was a sinkhole but the second time the 4 tiles did not rise that much. It could also be it doesn't have room around the area for expansion. That theory does make sense. So I conclude variation in temperature and not enough room for expansion.

[@danielbiggs8106]

Tile expands and contracts when the temperature changes. NTCA/TCNA specs for tile installs call for a 1/4 border around the installation. This often gets grouted in. In addition, in place of grout, the tile field should have expansion joints in place of the grout. The frequency depends on the expected temperature variation. in a climate controlled area, you can get away with a 20 foot space between joints. Areas that receive sunlight, you should be looking at 10 foot or less between joints.

[@GerrysGuitar]

Exactly this!!!!!

[@luvcheneywasalegend9168]

The subfloor expands and contracts.

[@Blackdog4818]

Assuming this is Florida? And it got wet and hot? Did a tile job in my kitchen 2 years ago...So glad I left a 1/4 inch gap around the room. Wow.

[@walkgood4092]

How did u fix this? Any followup?

[@HannahHannya]

This is happening to me right now - without the tiles buckling. The popping freaks me out! Hopefully just needs new flooring and isn't a leak under the floor. No visual evidence of leaks indoors or out. $$$$$$$$$$$

[@Wildlifesupernannyfan]

Time for a new tile floor looks like.

[@thomashoward3385]

I am a tile installer in Pinellas county Florida couple things one walk along the outside border of your house look for cracks in the exterior foundation of your walls if so pretty good indicator of a sinkhole does not mean that your house is going to completely fall into a hole just means that when they built the house it was on unsettled ground house needs years to settle or could just be simply the tile guy did not leave enough expansion joints and also could have had the AC running really cold as he's installing and when he was finished turn tac off that screws up the crystallizing drying of the thinset mortar just saying pretty shady over all the

[@GerrysGuitar]

I'm an installer/contractor in California. This is caused by expansion and the lack of expansion joints. Most likely grouted at the wall as well, not allowing any room for expansion. Installer error. In other words..... Hackery!!!

[@tiflor11]

Thomas, great info. Does this also apply to walls? I am putting tile in my bathroom and we live in South Florida, so our ac is always on. Also, why does some of my corners sink in when they are drying? They are set perfect and when the thin set dries, some corners end up sagging in.

[@thomashoward3385]

@@tiflor11 a lot of houses when it comes to the corners of the rooms the floor will sag down in the corners a little bit that has to do with the way they poured the slab most likely when you were setting your tiles down maybe your thinset was a little bit too wet and the tiles were heavy so as the tile or drying the weight of the tile will pull down as the mud is drying try making your mud just a little more thicker and add a little bit more mud to that area use a 2 ft level to make sure when you set it down you do not follow the dip in the floor then you should be fine

[@That1baddad]

I agree with you more than others. It appeared to have been around 85 cent a square foot tile. It was red clay. It also appeared to be set with a really low grade thinset. The perimeter was grouted to the base board, but I don't think that was the issue. The grout spacing was close to 3/8". It was reletivly easy to remove. There were more than likely a lot of temperature fluctuations due to the home vacant before our purchasing it. There wasn't a crack one in the concrete. I hated the tile anyways and wanted to replace. Worked out REAL GOOD! 😁

[@pakonektv5979]

im a engineer here in the philippines. no cases like that in here. so i dont know how it happens 😅

[@Chris-qg9rz]

00:01 Ya that's exactly what I said...

[@mohammedalmahdi1115]

Dear all it caused in my site many times please check the joint grout material that you are using maybe you are using cementitious material that not able to be used is this area if you wash the floor with water all this water will go inside and after some times the water vapour will pull the tiles out so change the grout with epoxy material for joint closing . 2nd before tiles installing floor underneath should be dried perfectly before using and adhesive above . 3rd check that theirs no any expansion joint in the slab . Thanks

[@tfgdlfndalfdslkkds]

The problem is the Cement,i think that they put that tiles really quick and its not in a good condition

[@puritymuthio]

Just happened to me and I live on the 4th floor.it is so scary don't know if I will be able to sleep tonight

[@miliannyc]

I bet they installed the tiles in the winter

[@JM-xo6tf]

Bentonite??

[@zaheerahmed7147]

same this happening in my apartment today it was scaring sound...

[@travisk5589]

That's the sound of a person who is experiencing something that they have never seen or heard of. His lizard brain is taking over. It would be nice to know what time of year it is, the current temp, and the date and temp that it was installed.

[@mikeburton9935]

Mine did the same on the main floor kitchen

[@empressatheism5146]

Woooow

[@victorcreed3320]

This just happened in my kitchen,was trying to figure it out,well now I know 😣

[@mod234]

Your tiles is ceramic, I'm a tilesetter in the Philippines in as of my observation only ceramics tiles happening like that.maybe the installation process

[@rajisharajagopal7355]

This happened today at my house too.

[@PanderzNoire27_]

Causes : no enough cement covered under the tiles. Rid : Use tapered rod and check all tiles, if you heard like cans sound on some tiles, immediately call the experts to fix it.

[@luvcheneywasalegend9168]

No it's not. It's caused by the foundation crack expanding or contracting without a proper slip sheet correctly installed between it and the tile.

[@oBseSsIoNPC]

perhaps the tiles were also installed in the cold? Seems quite extreme for just a grouting error, wow. + Cheap tiles I am sure.

[@dat1baddad]

Exactly

[@jamesporter6288]

If he thought it was a sinkhole why would he be staying !!!

[@maxmax9722]

Are they roots

[@raghavdubey17]

Same shit happened to my house this morning. Felt surreal.

[@MultiBrideofchrist]

Who did you call to fix it?

[@raghavdubey17]

@@MultiBrideofchrist hey bud 😂 i can understand your situation if this has happened to you😂 its nothing serious. Call the man who knows to put tiles he will brake the brake ones and will put the new ones in problem solved.

[@Mahmoudalattar1]

Thanks for sharing this video , I just faced the same. I thought an earthquake

[@MultiBrideofchrist]

Experiencing this now. Do we contact general contractors?

[@Mahmoudalattar1]

@@MultiBrideofchrist yes , you have to completly replace the tiles

[@MultiBrideofchrist]

Thank you! We're working on it

[@natebogdanov2083]

Go, get outta there!

[@Pooppooppoop654]

dude my tile cracked and pushed my vinyl floor upwards cracking both flooring LMAO hope i survive this night

[@mommamena00]

This happened to me today at dinner in my kitchen

[@benevivere2685]

lol this just happened to my bedroom tiles recently

[@lordluci8874]

This fucking shit woke me up in the middle of the night..fucking shit is just popping up all the tiles and I'm pissed asf

[@mikebriganz4578]

THAT SHIT JUST HAPPEN TO ME RIGHT NOW! WTF!! I LIVE ON THE 4TH FLOOR

[@anonymous-qr3mu]

Yup it's a sink hole. Damn tiler tiled right over it😁

[@caffreydavis218]

Same thing happening in my room, bruh.. and idk if I can sleep peacefully tonight

[@Munecoshh1]

My kitchen floor has this

[@jesseg2616]

Ladies and gentlemen when I tile floors regardless I do them diamond pattern all the way except quarter of an inch. Also it was likely installed cold during the winter and this is its first summer I bet you $101 dollars

[@terrijuanette486]

I hope they got their money back! That installer clearly didn't know what he was doing. Clearly.

[@jabram6080]

The installer didn't know what they were doing or it was a poor quality tile? Why immediately assume it is the installer?

[@stantiva]

tile is not the issue dry or not not enough thin-set causes the hollow tiles, in our apartment the tile seems to have been laid over the wet concrete without any thin-set. Finding matching tile is a wish at best, time to be creative

[@michaeldenzer6024]

Happened here too!

[@aperfect10fencing23]

Sorry to hear that. Hopefully it was shity tile that you wanted to replace anyway.

[@davegordon6943]

Got to be Florida

[@alecleo3434]

clickbait.. where is the explosion 🙄?

[@Brick-eg4vi]

It’s just because it’s Goin hot to cold fast so yeah

[@miltowncorey]

Whatever happened to your house???

[@aperfect10fencing23]

Replaced the ugly tile with white wash wood laminate. It was tile tenting. Not a sink hole, but in Florida you never know.

[@ed4183]

I am the Tile Installer, usually when something like that happens, is because the Ghosts that live in that house were having an argument. The male ghosts are usually violent, when there is someone around. They think people can see them so they have a habit of breaking things around them, trying to scare you off, what a shame. Take care.

[@Tryagainson]

😂😂😂😂😂. As one tile installer to another, I can confirm your hypothesis.

[@rogeliorey9043]

I'm also a tile installer and I agree with you if people have any encounter with a ghost just leave him alone and protect your tile,just mop the floor with holy water and everything will be fine

[@kushaldursun2090]

Same thing happened to mine

[@That1baddad]

I hated the floor anyways 😂

[@Handyguy223]

Thats called accepting the cheapest bid, this is what happens when a tile installer is not knowledgeable enough in his or her trade. There are products and methods to prevent this from happening. Its called tile tenting btw, look it up.

[@moog38yearsagoupdated1mont9]

Sadly, the price have no direct link to quality. You can have people who charge more that doesn't know shit and some experienced people do the job better and faster for cheaper and do it properly too.

[@poorvakelkar6523]

Same thing happened in my room.. Weirdest thing I've ever seen

[@Baer9471]

What caused this basically

[@AlmightyMister]

Gluing the tiles directly to the concrete or wooden floor. Normally there is a compact sand bed between the tiles and concrete or a decoupling medium between the tiles and wood. Thermal expansion (or drying wood) could make the floor shrink and pull all the tiles together and eventually the glue breaks and pop the tiles up.

[@Baer9471]

@@AlmightyMister I see, thank you though I commented this six months ago

[@Smarak_Patra]

Due to high temperature,the air pressure within the tiles rises. If there's no opening for the pressure to come out, the tiles will explode.

[@empressatheism5146]

I dont get it. Then how come other floor tiles do not experience this if they dont have opening for air?

[@AlmightyMister]

Hahaha no, they probably glued the tiles directly to the wood floor. When it gets warm the wooden floor shrinks and pulls the tiles together. Then the glue bond breaks and the tile pops up.

[@roddaman7545]

It’s not about air pressure. The tiles expand for one of two reasons - high temperatures or sometimes increased moisture content.

[@dhornb1]

This is what happens when the installer doesnt leave room for expansion and instead puts down the tiles right up against the walls.

[@mattfrownfelter558]

Should be easy to remove!

[@aperfect10fencing23]

LOL

[@carlhenderson7254]

To tight on the perimeter.

[@That1baddad]

Carl Henderson I don't think so. Small rooms. I say it's the quality of tile and temperature/ humidity. Installed new grade 5 13 mm laminate. Good to go. 😎

[@CamiloSantana]

reasons to pay attention in science class

[@xavytex]

Something I noticed in all the videos. It seems to happen only to ugly tile.

[@dat1baddad]

Lmao true 🤣

[@Stadight]

Scary

[@limited50scla]

What ended up causing this?? Collapsing floor?

[@That1baddad]

We are guessing that water swelled up the grout and tile and due to the stress and finally walking on it the tension gave way. Funny thing is there was no moisture visably present. Maybe it was just really cheap tile and it was.

[@matthewstahn6045]

Expansion and contraction 100%

[@GerrysGuitar]

@@That1baddad Water had nothing to do with it. It's the lack of expansion joints, and grouting the perimeter, not allowing for expansion and contraction. Tile wasn't installed to manufacturer, TCNA or NTCA specifications. Plain and simple. At least the demo will go smooth and easy. Poor, low cost materials most likely played a part as well.

[@abbydelmar8375]

Just happened to my apt floor 😢

[@dat1baddad]

Sorry to hear that. Hope this video and comments helped you gain understanding of why.

[@SlothyWoffy]

Those tiles did you a favour. They are one ugly tile.

[@dat1baddad]

For sure. We were wanting to save project for another day, but that ended up being a good excuse to not wait. Lol

[@That1baddad]

Yes. I hated the tile. 😆

[@08redjenking]

sinkhole..for real dude..the floor just need someone to fix but the guy needs to go back to school coz he totally knows nothing..

[@JT-rc7vx]

Oops

[@jonathanbell9349]

Probably no ditra

[@user-il9hx2xm5u]

ThiS IS HAPPENING IN MY ROOM RIGHT NOW IM CURRENTLY IN LIVING ROOM COVERED WITH STIFF PILLOWS ON THE COUCH

[@That1baddad]

I hope it was tile you hated. Mine was already being discussed for replacement. The sound is quite frightening. I was waiting for the floor to drop.

[@user-il9hx2xm5u]

@@That1baddad it popped and neighbors thought it was fun shoots

[@user-il9hx2xm5u]

Gun*

[@Fender420]

🤔

[@RoblocwhyYT]

It’s didn’t even explode

[@jesseg2616]

Honestly that floor looks like s*** anyways sorry guys

[@alps_Sports]

Made in china

[@Hotjan109]

this is happening to my house right now

[@VD-iz4nm]

It happened in my house just last night :(

[@MichaelChuanPG]

It just happened in my house 30minutes ago. 26th April 2022. 10.30pm GMT +8