Method Surprised 50 Years Old Tiler! Remove Tiles Without Breaking

Tiles can break over time, in addition, some tiles may become underside over time and the shape of the tile may change. In this case, the tiles need to be repaired, but removing the tiles is a difficult task. Usually tiles are broken and removed, but this is both difficult and dirty work. That's why in this video we show you the heat removal method that surprises even master tilers. With this interesting method, you can remove your old, broken, cracked tiles without breaking them. If you need to repair your tiles, the method that surprised the 50 year old tiler! Be sure to watch the video "Remove the tiles without breaking them".

[@bwljustus8077]

I burned my house down completely. The tiles are still on the floor.

[@jessieLeerodriguez0]

LMAO 🤣

[@rehabey3054]

😀😀😀

[@rehabey3054]

Maybe first wetting them then burning

[@vanessac.7040]

😆🤣🤣🤣

[@adamsala9291]

Lol same 😂 I like

[@peterwilliams409]

The method of heating and tapping with rubber hammer worked. I have a water leak under my slab. Had to remove 5 tiles that have been down for 10+years. Took time and patience but it worked. I used hot hair dryer. Tks

[@brf351c]

Like a blow dryer for hair? Great Idea. I'll try it.

[@ohsweetmystery]

Or a heat gun.

[@user-ut3jk7it6c]

if the tile is loose already, why even use heat to loosen it up? Works without heat but needs patience and being gentle with the lifting

[@fmsecret5635]

​@@brf351cdid it work ?

[@jean-marcd8325]

​@@user-ut3jk7it6c It doesn't always work. It can work if the glue was weak from start or already starting to yield, but it won't otherwise.

[@pornokid333]

Tried this. Landlord wasn't pleased I left with his tiles. Thanks!

[@kickliquid]

I tried this too, the Fire Department weren't pleased.

[@TuanNguyen-lw1kk]

Vết ố vàng của khí ga rất khó làm sạch.

[@johnstevengoodlad7260]

Mine wasnt either - I found fis wifes body .

[@Gaiver20007]

Абалдеть!!!! Я показал это видео плиточнику которому уже 965лет. Он был просто обескуражен от удивления. Мы вдвоём сидим и просто находимся в ступоре и шоковом состоянии., от увиденного. Браво!!!

[@user-ff4hn9qf6b]

😂 насмејао си ме,брате!

[@user-js3yt9lo9w]

Я тоже с Рамзесом первым- сижу видос смотрю,он просто зацепенел от увиденного

[@daviddk488]

И сказал заказчик : "Не вечно желаньям моим быть пренебрегаемым плиточниками зане суть плоть. Пусть будут дни их 120 лет"

[@eshaqahmadi9727]

حالا رویش های بهتری کاشی کاری وجود دارد که کاشی فقط یکبار کار می‌شود و دیگه هر گز قابل برداشتن نیست.

[@user-ne3ld2bw3d]

Удали свой комментарии . из за него может повысить пенсионный возраст

[@NkRemTeh]

Ничего себе! Вау! Брависсимо! Я плиточник и мне 250 лет, я очень удивлен, теперь буду удалять плитки не ломая!

[@DogsWallop]

Wow congratulations on 250 years

[@zheniahunter9293]

Впевнений? Я щось не бачу клей після відклейки. Здається його там нема майже ))

[@Dimitr_Max]

@@zheniahunter9293 Так. Цікаво було б поглянути на видалення нормально покладеної плитки, де клей під всією поверхнею. Щось мені видається що так легко не пішло б...

[@nikolayim8127]

@@zheniahunter9293 цементная вода

[@III0189]

Ага особенно когда плитка лежит на песке, закоптить это вообще норм.. Хаха.. Да она и так бы отвалилась и не сломалась.

[@dwainetyncompany]

For the very specific application of removing tile and not destroying the piece, this is actually quite phenomenal.

[@hernanvallejos1573]

Si estuviera bien echa la solera y con pegamento eso no lo sacas sana

[@webs2947]

WHY IN THE HECK REPLACE THE TILE IN THE BEGINNING? IT WASN'T BROKEN, IT WASN'T CHIPPED, OR UNEVEN SO, WHY REPLACE IT UNLESS....SOME IDIOTS DON'T HAVE ANYTHING BETTER TO DO THAN < listen> TO THEIR TILE. WHAT A WASTE OF TIME, ENERGY, AND MONEY FOR THE SETTER.

[@dwainetyncompany]

@@webs2947 lmfao, I don't even know what to say to you.

[@upsanddowns960]

it fake dude

[@cwp2580]

@@webs2947 maybe it was loose to the step... ever walked on a loose tile?

[@imihcla]

Merci beaucoup pour cette vidéo. Ce mec m'a sauvé la vie. Ça m'a donné l'idée d'utiliser le décapeur thermique. J'ai chauffé avec un tourne vis en légère pression en dessous du carreau jusqu'à ce que l'on entend parfois un craque et là magie, l'effet thermique décolle le carreau et la colle st plus molle aussi quand on la chauffe. Et ça m'a fait gagner des heures de boulot et des carreaux s'il avait fallu tout casser! Un Grand MERCI encore. PS: Avantage du décapeur thermique, on n'a pas besoin de nettoyer les carreaux après, ils ont pas noircis du au carbone déposé par la combustion de son chalumeau. Bon bricolage à toutes et à tous.

[@arpadcsorba2053]

I thought I would try this. After finishing my shower, I was installing the trims and found out the valves were plumbed wrong. Since I couldn't get to the plumbing from the back, I had to remove 5-36 x 24 tiles. I just used a propane plumbing torch after removing the grout. 2 tiles broke in small chunks but by and large all 5 tiles came off the wall with a little prying. I had no intention of saving and reusing the tile so it's a win for me. I didn't have to beat the wall with a hammer.

[@jean-marcd8325]

That's what some people are missing, it's painful and hard work to break all the tile with a hammer. Also if you live in an appartement, you will get all of your neighbors angry with the noise.

[@georgeb7661]

I did exactly that many times and it works. Some, of course, broke but most of them did not.

[@brianbarton777]

Dang, I installed ceramic tile for 43 years and didn’t have a clue about this technique. I am amazed!

[@mytrashguypa]

Because it only works with newer installs.

[@ericadams6799]

43 года класть плитку.Вот это уровень развития

[@sn6648]

А то, что ишаков сношают под хвост, ты слышал?!

[@johndufrasne1641]

Didn't think it could be done,,,I'm impressed!!!

[@rodneytidwell5727]

It appears to work great on for those exceedingly rare tiles that have just a tiny amount of adhesive on the edges.

[@cameronknoechel9767]

It looks to me like its the face of the concrete shearing off. The tile was covered with adhesive. Tho he did not put enough adhesive when he layed them, at least from what I can see. Also I'm not sure that tourch was doing anything. Cutting the grout out helped more than anything. Those tiles were already loose.

[@alpiekaar]

I always thought there must be a way, hope it works this easy for me , and thanks for sharing

[@krg1965]

Great, clear concise video and very useful technique. Also, 01:27 proves that it's even easier if you get Benny Hill to do the work for you 😀

[@rabihgeorge9922]

hahaha

[@rabihgeorge9922]

not everyone gets it

[@wurly164]

While playing yakety sax music

[@vinct7023]

It is a joke. They were on sand not ciment. No trace of glue. This is totally fake as 99% are glued.

[@merlin5476]

Whilst slapping a wee old man on the head.

[@whathappened2230]

I will try this, thank you for this video!

[@grazianos4507]

Beh che dire.. altro che bravo sarebbe "quadi" un'offesa.. Sei veramente un piastrellista con molta ma molta passione !!❤❤❤

[@sombra3939]

El problema de esas plaquetas sueltas es porque la base (el mortero) es muy pobre en cemento, por eso la plaqueta ha salido con el cemento cola pegado a ella. Creo el método del calentamiento es mejor cuando hay un problema de adherencia entre la plaqueta y el cemento cola, puede que con solo calentarla salte.

[@adammmmmmmmmmmmm]

I can’t believe how surprised this 50 year tiler was!

[@marcopolo9707]

Legends say the 50 years tiler still surprised till now

[@toro5338]

@@marcopolo9707 good one 😅🤣😂

[@nicks3608]

You should write an article about it.

[@nickgrosvenor6936]

It was the look on his face that had me

[@Dusta92]

I am surprised at how surprised the surprised 50 year old tiler was!

[@steves1460]

Heard of this method before, but never seen it in the flesh. Very impressive!

[@newtomthai3855]

how did he clean the underneat of the tile.... i like to see that

[@FitnessRancho]

Вот это супер абалденный способ! Я кладу плитку уже 95 лет и не знал такого до сих пор. Теперь плитку после укладки снимаю не разбивая и второй раз укладываю, 2й раз лучше всегда получается. Спасибо за обучение, сэнсэй!

[@user-wi9fv6kw8h]

Изначально стяжка голый песок. Без нагрева эту плитку можно оторвать обычной вакумной присоской.

[@EvgTiakaExT]

Ну сама то идея рабочая?

[@Boogerman927]

Идея рабочая ,но трудозатратная.Газ нужен.Проще либо дождаться пока плитка сама отойдёт,либо аккуратно расшатать самую легко отрываемую плитку и снять,а далее следующие расшатываются легко перфоратором.Тут нужен опыт , можно сломать плитку.

[@user-ru1xd8cv6l]

@@Boogerman927 электрофеном !!!

[@AlexAlex-gn7vh]

@@user-ru1xd8cv6l Утюгом?

[@EvgTiakaExT]

@@Boogerman927 для снятия больших площадей можно и баллон с горелкой арендовать. Если снимать одну две - не практично, но если большую площадь, то можно.

[@nattsurfaren]

Yeah, the 50 Years Old Tiler sure was surprised. The video clearly shows that.

[@brunoperlotti1269]

Il piastrellista ha 50 anni😆😆

[@majstealth]

i believe the title was meant to be "50year old tiles were impressed"

[@michielderuyter6011]

😂😂

[@sean4873]

Lmfao chill man 🤣🤣🤣

[@jordanh6061]

Im a 20 yrs tiler. The hollow sounding tile had already broken bond. Nice flame thrower though

[@d.........]

Я хоть и не плиточник, но мне кажется, что такой метод может не сработать со слишком толстой плиткой. Но одно могу сказать точно: достаточно вытащить одну плитку, и все остальные пойдут намного легче!

[@user-te9jf6bl3r]

Ходят слухи что он до сих пор плитку эту снимает

[@westportrp1475]

Я так и не понял зачем греть

[@user-te9jf6bl3r]

@@westportrp1475 ходят слухи что он жарит на ней

[@hermanuslinssen]

Russian 😒

[@user-bg5sf4sd4y]

Под плитой клея нету вообще.

[@sasha8585]

Достаточно залить в расшитые швы ПВА и всё

[@gordbaker896]

Excellent repair Sir. Skillful use of Fire and Force.

[@crutcrutcrut]

Awesome tricks. Simple and no useless words to explain it.

[@becomingachristian]

No useless words? My man didn’t even read the title.

[@crutcrutcrut]

@@vakopilotssystems Nice post, thank you for your sharings, sir.

[@edwinlopez6531]

Saludos desde Quito Ecuador, me gustó el video gracias.

[@chupsikpupsik]

Не, ну если плитка была посажена на коровью лепеху, то конечно проканает...

[@charleshines1553]

When I think of removing tiles it is usually a long, noisy, dusty and laborious process. Just grinding away the grout you gotta seal off the room you are doing it in or it gets everywhere.

[@johnpyle8027]

Thats a good reason to back butter your tile. It takes a little longer but they wont be hollow underneath.

[@HowsItHappening]

It kind of looks like they did but what in the world is the subfloor? It looks like dirt. What I like to do is use a notch towel that's a bit oversized, make and even layer with the niche all going the same direction, which is perpendicular to the longest side of the tile, and make sure to press the tile into it and wiggle it perpendicular to the towel marks.

[@omarsmith7078]

Back butter tile is the better way it more solid on the floor

[@luisadorno1103]

I think that was a very genius way you did it and the finish look fantastic good job.

[@martinamadsen812]

Very clever, but would the heat application also work if the tiles were set into a cement based adhersive? Or only if it was a base adhersive that normally would soften with the application of heat, unlike cement and fine sand?

[@afreightdogslife]

Simply amazing! I don't plan to do this any time soon, however this is an obviously excellent idea worth keeping for one of those "just in case," situations. Thank you for posting.

[@Bruce_Peters]

Just in case of what?

[@rinzler9775]

The guy was on fire.

[@philindeblanc]

If you break a tile, you will have to remove it anyway and the tile is already damaged. If there is a air gap under your tile, HOW big a deal is this? Not much if you have good adhesion and the tile is firmly in place.

[@primalconcretesledge9226]

blant

[@AmadeuShinChan]

@@philindeblanc depends on what the definition of is is. ~bill clinton

[@jejangear139]

Krásny príklad že technický pokrok nemusí skončiť na atomofkach,ak už nieje dostupná vzorka materiálu na opravu alebo štandardovo výmena celej podlahy,vďaka Majstro :)

[@dna1188]

한국분이신가는 모르겠지만 구독했습니다 인테리어 하는 사람인데 만약에 바닥이 쭈꾸미를 안잡고 콘크리트에 압착시멘트 바른 타일도 가능한지 궁금하네요 저긴 사모레에 시멘트 살짝넣어서 쭈구미 잡은 면이고 일반 콘크리트 바닥 에 몰탈로 붙힌 타일과 압착시멘트로 붙힌 타일 그리고 벽면 압착본드도 궁금하네요

[@marinho1971]

Super Like do Professor Marinho do canal Ferramentas e Dicas

[@VV-eh6vy]

Спасибо огромное , сейчас для меня это актуально. Собрался водопровод менять , не уверен что найду такую же плитку...

[@christang9406]

This only works in certain condition, tile type, size and the Granite/tile glue itself, I tried this method and still the break chance is vary according to the previous placed glue and method of removing itself

[@berthonnierjacky9317]

hi , how long the tile has been laid? very intéresting...i'll try .....good continuation

[@marciosilva8854]

O segredo aí é paciência, coisa que muitos ñ tem👀

[@MrYayoperez]

Wow!!! I had to do that job in my house but didn't know that I could have used a torch!!! Thank you so much!!!

[@HartSltg]

👉🍮👍

[@eduardstadtler3708]

So it did work without torch too? I also think torching makes no sense.

[@American-Plague]

If you got them up without a torch why would you want to use a torch?

[@American-Plague]

@@eduardstadtler3708 Yeah. This sounds like nonsense. I don't think a torch is going to do ANYTHING to tile laid with thin set on a proper substrate like cement board or just a plain concrete slab..... except maybe crack the tile.

[@user-gz1bk7yi8r]

Какой смысл греть, если плитка УЖЕ отклеилась от основания?

[@user-ps3tc4ik9b]

Она не отклеилась, просто под ней есть пустоты, то есть ложил херовый плиточник

[@user-uc6ge8to5r]

@@user-ps3tc4ik9b я бы даже сказал клал

[@jessicafry1776]

@@user-uc6ge8to5r, 😀. я бы даже сказала, он на них поклал )

[@vgen5969]

Он же и клал, лет 30 назад. Вот теперь косяки исправляет.

[@user-df7jr3oi6v]

@@user-ps3tc4ik9b ж..а говорящая...лиж бы на кого то гнать...глаза из трусов вытащи и посмотри какая основа была рыхлая или со временем в труху превратилась,на такой основе кто бы не укладывал плитку она держаться будет плохо..бл..ть кругом специалисты...только сами сделать ни хера не могут...

[@edkubinski]

I had more than 20 years in the tile business. Removed many pieces of tile without breaking them without the need of a torch. Most of my customers would have freaked out if I brought a torch in the house! Lol.

[@scifithoughts3611]

How did you remove the tiles? Is using a Mallet and puddy knife all you need? (Oh year, and the grout removal scraper.)

[@Noone-of-your-Business]

Very impressive! Thank you for sharing.

[@jacquelinereynoso8359]

¡¡Felicidades, muy buen método!! Usted, sí que ama su trabajo, lo hace con mucho cuidado y limpieza.👏👏👏

[@rjlinnovations1516]

Excellent method of removing tiles 👍

[@andrewruiz5113]

Szkoda że typ przykleił na koniec nowe płytki tak żeby nie było widać spodu , bo na starych bylo dużo starego kleju co go nie usunął i by mu się nie zmieściło...

[@ieiffernstrom6726]

@@andrewruiz5113 hy de f fy hu i u 5

[@sergiosuarezgiorgana5378]

Cuanto tiempo utilizaste para hacerlo?¡!!!

I confirm this method works. While heating, when you hear a crack, you can be pretty sure the tile will be easy to off. Be gentle with your (rubber) hammer at tile corners.

[@dundun679]

Looks simple, but is difficult to do, needs years of experience. Wonderful video.

[@Mr.Waffle.]

Ah yes, a video about tiling. Exactly what I needed.

[@br2045]

A idéia é otima. Serve para aplicar na parede?

[@chloekaftan]

this can only work if the tile has an air pocket underneath. also in my country most masons (all of them amateurs even though they think they're not) use upto 1 foot deep of tile adhesive (between 4 inches to 1 ft) instead of filling the void with regular concrete before using the tile adhesive at 1in to 1/2in thickness. mainly because they could not care less that tile adhesive is worth 10 times more than cement per kilo, and they absolutely dont care if they rip off the client. which is why i tend to do all tiling work myself (with some help from my brother to help things along).

[@bondpit8750]

Where are you located? Regardless of location, a lot of people “busy” but very few professionals .

[@mwangikimani3970]

1ft deep? Concrete or mortar? 1inch of tile adhesive? I would thing 1/8th inch or so at most!!

[@nikhilrups]

The sound difference is indicative of air pocket or gaps, so it should work if there is the sound diff, in my opinion.

[@katedaphne4495]

Atleast you're not full of yourself.

[@Mike-sh2cb]

As Herkminer said, why would you need to replace it if there are no air air pockets? lazy, crappy workers, i won't even use the word ,tilers, do jobs where there are air pockets. This video was was great work in rectifying very bad work!!

[@mrwhatsreal8430]

The patience someone must have to do all those tiles one by one, is crazy

[@corentillywesterman]

Well, otherwise you went up with dust and millions of pieces of tiles.

[@mrisaac638]

@M. L. word

[@Sheriff-TR]

İşinin ehli insanlar her daim takdiri hakeder👍👏👏👏

[@ziyaferyrl1654]

Bizim ustalarda böyle hemen kır dagıt sonra git kapı kapı seramik ara emegine saglık ustam🧿🧿🧿🧿

[@GUSTAM86]

Keren kawan alatnya,pabrik keramik bisa nangis lihat video ini 🇮🇩🙏❤️

[@philjustphil6444]

Steam cleaners work too! I lost half a kitchen before I figured out what the "popping" noise was.

[@dnomyarnostaw]

Good to know. Thanks.

[@davegadge1]

What was the popping noise?

[@francoisluneau]

@@davegadge1 I figure it’s the cement coming unfastened to the tile, same as with his blow torch, but unintentional.

[@notsure7874]

That's 100% without a doubt an improperly installed tile floor. I've installed more than tile I care to think about. You can't leave any voids, and you have to properly set the tile or they'll let go sooner or later (or sooner!). They don't just pop up from being hit with a steamer. I've also steam cleaned tens of thousands of square feet of the stuff. The steam cleaner wasn't your problem. The tile installer was.

[@screwsnutsandbolts]

Great video 👍

[@elboynatural79]

Gracias me va a ir genial para reparar mis baldosas rotas

[@danielperroni3884]

Vivendo e aprendendo..!!!

[@user-vi1nw5dz4q]

По русски бы сказали. Век живи, век учись.

[@fivepointbuddah6295]

Those tiles sounded so hollow I bet you could've popped them up without heat

[@LC-uw6er]

Agree, I dont think the heat had anything to do with it.

[@brandonjohnston8654]

Only time I use a heat gun is with epoxy grout and it comes out like butter. Unless I'm missing something obvious these would have came out easy. But if heat does do something im missing. Let me know because i will teach everyone in my company

[@rinzler9775]

Awesome - I actually have a bunch of popped tiles that need to be relaid but could never work out how to lift witgout desteoyinh them

[@505allan]

A better way then burning. Remove the grout as shown. Seal up the room and flood to a depth of 100mm for two weeks. Hey presto the water has softened the adhesive enough to lift all the tiles. You might need to replaster the walls and maybe replace the underfloor oh and maybe the ceiling beneath, small price to pay for unbroken tiles that you can relay in about 6months after it’s dried out. No need to thank me.

[@nagyba]

Oh my God! My TV is sinking!

[@sebastiangolaso9]

@@nagyba that is alot of (Colateral) damage!

[@AmadeuShinChan]

I wanna build a house, can you work for me? Be my counsellor. I can smell that we are a good team. I pay you a fortune of course.

[@Gambit82961]

You know I had bad advice in the comment section. You forgot to tell them to hose off all walls before hand so they don’t absorb all the water from the floor.

[@guytech7310]

Was that tile on a sand base? if so that would explain why the tile was so easy to remove. Not sure if it would be this easy if the subfloor wasn't sand.

[@andrewc6385]

Nice job! You back-buttered the new tiles, right?

[@nicok1317]

Nice work!

[@ferdinandhason4439]

super nápad,mám hned 2-3 kachličky,ktore pri nášlape poriadne nedržia

[@eurowerx4267]

I always like seeing different ways of doing things. For me though, I’m breaking it and replacing.

[@binderdundit228]

Yip that is how I make money. I won't make anything by doing what he did.

[@martingru]

It works when tiles are quite new when tiles are old you will have hard time to find same or even equal ones to replace coz production could be over long time ago yeah you can have some luck finding some old batch but time is money here and thats why that method is very good.

[@eurowerx4267]

@@martingru I’m with you. If it was not replaceable, or super expensive, this is my new go to. But I’m poor and cheap, so it would never be an expensive tile being replaced 😂😂

[@martingru]

@@eurowerx4267 Hehe :) I was thinking from contractor point of view here but i totally get it i would do he same and did it many times ;) cheers

[@jakesully5402]

EuroweRx smash !!!

[@nhathong8356]

So great! Thank you

[@MarioMoyano]

Excelente idea...el calor reseca el cemento

[@redlingg]

Minden aljzat burkolatra érvényes? (lap) Hogy távolított ael a ragasztót a lapról? Vállal munkát?

[@pauloeduardo9604]

Trabalho perfeito, cerâmica antiga não tem como reposição

[@lechlizakowski5657]

No no no , ciekawy i skuteczny sposób. Dzięki za demonstrację.

[@marek.u]

Spróbuję żelazkiem. Mniejsze koszta.

[@mateuszwajcheprzeloz3737]

2 dni bedziesz kafelki z podlogi w pokoju usuwal

[@radziuszkaa4380]

Ciekawe co chłop sypie na klej w 1:51 ?

[@marzi_kat]

@@radziuszkaa4380 soli dla smaku

[@ToufikToufik-qe2gw]

Merci pour votre

[@rubencadena1373]

👍😃👍 GENIAL IDEA GRACIAS 😃👍😃

[@seetheforest]

You need to "butter the back" of the tiles when you set them or at least just rub some wet mud on the back of the tile. setting dry tile on mortar is why the tile didn't bond the first time. You can also add a little link (liquid polymer) to your water and moisten the back. Water let's the mortal make contact with the tile air does the opposite. Same with putting stucco on a block wall, you put link on then you mist it with water before you apply the mud otherwise it can just flake off.

[@hossamelnoty9172]

ش

[@amlaml6874]

ملاحظاتك مهمة و في محلها 👍

[@seetheforest]

Using the torch is a great way to get the tile to pop off the tiny part holding it. Most customers and OSHA get a little upset with the big torch but I still like it. 🙂

[@drewstapleton8384]

The tile didn't bond? Look again.

[@christinebellet2534]

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[@user-dn8pn3vd2s]

Круто. Спасибо. Обязательно попробуем.

[@user-wy2fi8ze4c]

Very good Thanks ❤❤

[@zolotov2323]

Плитку то чем чистил? И что там за глиняная основа с которой плиточный клей так хорошо отлипает, я так понимаю можно было и не греть ))

[@ramones53rd3rd]

Here in AZ, on hot summer days, when taking out entire floors, you just hit a few tiles in the center with a sledgehammer, and then the air would expand, and you would see the entire floor just pop up.

[@MikeHarris1984]

YUP! Seen this so many times here in AZ... Able to recycle and re-sell old tile after jobs very easily.

[@FireAndIce7140]

Сотни плиток я поменял в офисах, я не вижу смысла ее выдирать, если она держится, пусть даже с пустотами, если плитка отслоилась, просто намазываю жидкий плиточный клей и ставлю обратно, предварительно грунтанув, если надо снять, то перфоратор в помощь, если нет плитки с таким же рисунком, то клею другую с максимально приближенным рисунком. Ни кто с газовым балоном не будет бегать по офису и греть плитку это вообще пожароопасно

[@user-qg3lq2zu2i]

Почему не показали 50-летнего плиточника и как он удивился?

[@istinamonarh]

Ага ещё бы так с монолитной плиты попробовали оторвать а не с печка слоя

[@tommylee7646]

와우~ 정말 멋진 기술입니다.^^

[@markfreedom8732]

Depends on the thin set used initially when floor was installed.

[@petersack5074]

Mike Holmes, would agree with you, that, is KEY.

[@ramonching7772]

So what kind of thinset? Like does it mean if we were to use mortar, it wouldn't be removable?

[@joshyingling]

@@ramonching7772 thin set is very sticky and would hold much better than mortar, this example is incredibly rare to have happen without a corner or somewhere else chipping, depends on the type of tile and installation. Buy the most expensive thin set for your tile and install it according to the manufacture instruction. Most of these tile layers in Florida use a spot bonding technique that is fast but not the proper way to do it, you should try to get at least 80-100%thin set coverage under your tile and substrate. If you search KZbin for a video I believe it’s called “laying it straight” it’s a guy laying clear glass tile to show the different techniques of laying tile and how to do it properly

[@joeydigrado382]

@@joshyingling i do pool tile and you are correct. with good thinset sometimes a chunk of the gunite beam will demo off with the tile and thinset attached. i never took the torch to the tile though so im interested what it would do (we use the torch to make the plaster dry quicker when its cold but too much will make it pop, same with straight gunite, it will explode it pops so hard. we dont use thinset though we use the marble plaster 1:1 ratio and it holds up for a long time.

[@joshyingling]

@@joeydigrado382 I repair swimming pools haha yeah I never tried marble plaster but we use a specific brand of “below the waterline” thin set. We use hydraulic cement to patch any spots like that and fill the voids before relaying tile

[@joe_ferreira]

Amazing tip. Thank you!

[@user-dr3ww9wh2y]

Пятидесятилетний плиточник видимо совсем недавно стал плиточником,ну там сократили на предыдущей работе, пришлось срочно перепрофилироваться... кстати вопрос,а как быть с закопченной плиткой,если она не глянцевая? (:

[@user-rx7kl7ku9l]

Феном греть)

[@keynat3131]

50-летнего плиточника увезла скорая, когда он увидел как побрызгали клей водой.

[@Oleg_Mercedesovich]

Наш плиточник содрал бы все перфоратором, перехерачил всю плитку, стяжку под ней и заявил, что так и надо. Скорая увезла бы заказчика!

[@gagashar]

керамогранит весело взрывается лопаясь от нагрева, поэтому не только плиточника, а ещё и оператора увезла скорая.

[@user-yu5by7nb8r]

Это где?

[@keynat3131]

Поясню. Если размазанный клей побрызгать водой и положить на него плитку, то в дальнейшем, что-бы ее отодрать, нагревать плитку уже не требуется - сама отойдет от первого шелбана.

[@alibaster_odessa]

...и "крестики" поставил как-то не по-нашенски))

[@margareth1504]

Ok that sounds right too because at one time I had my new clothes drier sat- on the laundry bench instead of on the floor area because it didnt fit under the bench. After about 2 years of intermitent drier heat, all of the wall tile glue and grout behind the drier seemed to degrade so much that an entire section of wall tiles there became so loose and sponge like we were able to just lift them from the wall in tact by being careful they didnt fall. They were able to be refitted with new adhesives and we put the drier in a better place so the constant heat no longer affected the tiled wall areas

[@thechumpsbeendumped.7797]

@Salty Berserker Brigade Come get some Agreed, but you can tile on drywall if prep the surface first and use the right adhesive.

[@thechumpsbeendumped.7797]

I’ve never used a dryer so Im surprised that it gets the wall so hot it degrades the adhesive. Don’t they have any insulation to protect adjacent surfaces? It’s good that you got the tiles of intact, coz unless you have spares it can be a right royal PITA finding replacements.

[@sfvp9412]

Hola, lo que despega los azulejos es el movimiento generado por las distintas dilataciones de los distintos materiales no es que se degrade los materiales . Cuando el azulejo recibe calor se espande más que la capa de pegamento y al enfriarse se contrae más que el pegamento. Esta acción repetida muchas veces termina despegandolos. Saludos.

[@dieterrosswag933]

By that logiv every tile exposed to the sun must fail

[@GaisaSanktejo]

@@dieterrosswag933 Many can and do, much of it depends on the type of adhesive used

[@razdor2529]

Ну и чего тут удивительного? Я показал это видео шестилетниму плиточнику, он говорит что уже 8 лет так делает

[@SHAAAaaaOLiiiiN]

😂😂😂

[@marcourru8697]

Ecezionale!! Non sapevo che la fiama facesse stacare la colla dalla piastrella.

[@shinobyshrike]

Есть виды керамогранита которые от нагрева легко меняют оттенок цвета, или просто лопаются от нагрева.

[@daro7993]

To się może przydać w przypadku braku płytek na wymianę, oraz gdy trzeba zdjąć jakaś cenną. Jak wiadomo są takie liczone w setkach zł/mkw

[@zycieto-iniejei-bajasubaru7499]

Tak jak mówisz, ale na "fuchę" gdzie ludzi przeraża remont, bałagan, zablokowana kuchnia, czy łazienka. 400zl -szybka akcja i po sprawie... Za mniej szkoda czasu i wnoszenia sprzętu ;) ps myślę, że każdy by jednak wszedł do "gry"... ;)

[@piotrekwxxx]

A widzieliście na czym one leżały ,piasek kleju co kot napłakał bez grzania by je oderwał partacz pokazuje chyba robotę po sobie

[@mariuszdd]

@@piotrekwxxx Ciekawe czy ten sposób działa,kiedy sie porządnie połozy płytkę

[@solucionex_luguimex]

Duda como le quitaste el pegamento o pegaazulejo que se quedo en la pieza? x que tambien eso cuesta trabajo quitarlo.

[@michroz]

Горелка не нужна. Я проверял. Отстукивается и так нормально (А плитку, вообще-то, надо класть лучше - лежит фактически на песке. Конечно, если не снимать каждый год. )

[@alex_nov]

это скорей всего так укладывали по-быстрому .на полусухую стяжку.у ребят из Китая много таких роликов. по цвету стяжки явно цемента маловато.сверху молочком пролили, плитку положили.она и отстрелила.

[@lauranewbie8765]

My dad did this on our old house 40 years ago. He also uses this method on linoleum flooring. 😉

[@johnjackson7317]

It's only used on linoleum , never used on removing tile because it dies not work . It's BS. . It works to soften up apoxy grout to remove tile. Heat would have to go through the tile and the thinset to contract the wood . BS! You want the wood to contract use water . If they used a modified thinset like Fexbond 1 or 2 or Versabond or a modified mastic you really think this would work if installation was done properly? Not once did mention tearing out ceramic compared to porcelain tile. Any kind of good bond will break the tile , you have to hope for crappie installations to get lucky like this guy to say this method works . Just to bad these people won't bet money so i can Make it worth it for me in proving them wrong. Then they will stop these stupid videos.

[@deeplorable8988]

No he didn't

[@Ieoshua888]

Probé it

[@ThisGuyRides]

Yup, gives the linoleum a rustic wrinkled finish.

[@lauranewbie8765]

@@Ieoshua888 probe it? What? 🙄

[@michaelgibson9111]

Thanks for the tip I will remember this one.👍👍

[@user-jq6cr8mt4t]

красиво сделано! Но самое сложное - удалить лопнувший стеклоблок не повреждая соседние.

[@fursov01]

На саму плитку не нанесли слой "на сдир" для хорошего контакта, поэтому и эти будут держаться неважно. И смысл столько возиться, что-то греть, если эти 2 плитки на выброс?

[@esenturmelisbekov4592]

он эти же плитки установил, он их не выбросил

[@pauldev8252]

Reminds me of breaking the seam on a granite countertop..:Run propane torch up and down seam to soften the glue so you can begin scoring it with a heavy exacto blade and be careful not to overheat the granite as you may pop a chunk out!

[@PeregrineTrousers]

What type of torch is this and how hot do the tiles need to be? Thanks