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Tony
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 Posted: Fri Feb 08, 2008 7:35 pm Post subject: Best way to get old tile up |
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I did a kitchen renovation last week that had about 240 sq. ft. in it. I rented a electric hammer from Pro Rents on Davis Hwy. Along with it i picked up a special blade for getting tile up. These two pieces of equipment made a quick job of the old tile and thin set. The floor was only 16 years old and the tile layer back in 92' knew what he was doing. It took two days to get it all cleaned up. The new floor and cabinets turned out looking great. By the way, the land fill lets you dispose of old tile and concrete for free.
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nnickles66
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Unfortunately there is no answer to your question, and you've asked the same question I had.
If anyone has any suggestion or information, please post.
Thanks. Ned
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