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".

[bwljustus]

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

[peterwilliams]

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

[NkRemTeh]

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

[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.

[Gaiver]

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!!!

[claust]

Worked like a charm. Four out of four tiles removed without a scratch.

Rather than using a burner, I used a hot air gun which enabled me to control the heat perfectly and take out the tiles just 2” from a bathroom closet without removing it 🤗

Thanks for sharing 🎉

[georgeb]

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

[dwainetyncompany]

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

[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!

[ДмитрийФедоров-бю]

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

[krg]

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 😀

[whathappened]

I will try this, thank you for this video!

[brianbarton]

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

[arpadcsorba]

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.

[UNBOXBURRITO]

Im just curious. Why did the tile have to come off? Was it just not level and had space underneath that needed to be filled?

[adammmmmmmmmmmmm]

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

[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!!!

[marinho]

Super Like do Professor Marinho do canal Ferramentas e Dicas

[johnpyle]

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

[gordbaker]

Excellent repair Sir. Skillful use of Fire and Force.