How to remove Ceramic & Stone Tiles for Repair or Demo purposes

How to remove larger Tiles for repair and Demolition purposes. Using Angle Grinder, MultiTool and Mason Chisel.

[CleverGirlAAH]

Thanks for the video! Beginning my own DIY journey and needed this for some confidence. Hehe

[DonnaShanks]

Great demonstration. Exactly what I needed. Do you think this could work on a tiled shower wall? I need to replace a tile and not damage the tiles around it.

[roncondon]

Great videos thanks for the upload, cheers.

[joannebava]

Hello I need remove a couple tile pieces that surround my bathtub in order to do a repair on the tub. I also need to put it back together again but in a way that i can get to do repairs without having to cut tile again. Any suggestions?

[clarissas]

Thanks, great video! You made cutting through the middle of that tile easily! Do you think you could do this in a long line without cracking the tiles? For the purpose of removing tiles to add more base cabinets to a kitchen, so the cabinets sit on the slab and not tile?

[jsant]

Great video. I need to replace a few broken tiles scattered throughout my living room. What adhesive material do I need to adhere the new tile to the cement floor with?

[EM-zjxm]

I have to replace 4 bigger (60cm) tiles with a heat mat installed underneath the cement glue WITHOUT any heat mat damage. It's gonna be hell of a work with surgeon-like accuracy, I'm sweating just to thinking about it, haha! Wish me luck!

[claudiaabadia]

How do you remove the thin set underneath to replace with all new tile?…

[Leotron]

Using that grinder is going to make a mess in a house that is being lived in.

[Cserebogar]

Easy to do because this is done with a glue adhesive. It's not thinset with concrete on concrete..