Karl Hockless

Wed 05 Feb 2014 04:39am

Smash old one with hammer and chisel. Wear goggles and gloves! Scrape out old adhesive and grout without damaging neighbouring tiles. Prime with 3 to 1 SBR bond and water. Set new tile with 1 part rapid flexible tile adhesive. Clean off excess adhesive. Grout with flexible grout when the adhesive has set. To do this properly as detailed above will probably cost you around £50 in materials of which you will have lots left over. I would try and get a tiler to do it, it will probably cost around the same. Cheers, Karl

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Martin Rossa

Tue 04 Feb 2014 04:31pm

Hi Shirley If you scrape out the grout all the way around the broken tile, then using a chisel or screwdriver gently hammer the broken tile and remove, scrape off the old adhesive from the floor and then replace with a new tile using tile adhesive, leave this to set for 24 hours and then grout. Good luck Martin

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Rafal Kaczynski

Tue 04 Feb 2014 03:30pm

Dear Shirley It is preety easy and simple but if you do not feel confident I would auggest to post your job description on main website then 3 companies will contact you to discuss detail about a job Regards Rafal

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