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pokop
Joined: 02 Feb 2023
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Posted: 2023-02-09 22:12
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Sorry for the long post. We have a tough basement flooring situation that has us stumped and someone from the TOH forum kindly recommended this forum. We have about 900sf with ceramic tile, but it's missing in a large section where we removed the old bar and flows into three other rooms that are just the original concrete (about a 1/4" lower). Our original plan was to remove the existing ceramic tile to restore the entire basement floor to a flat surface and then refinish. However, we are having no luck getting that stuff off of the floor, even with a hammer drill. The problem is that the tile consists of 3"x2" rectangular tiles set in a cobblestone pattern. Even if we get one pried up
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, it only clears about an inch of floor at a time. So, we're looking for an alternative to removal that will still give us a flat surface for refinishing. We've considered just covering the tile, but, in addition to the huge number of grout lines, the tiles themselves are textured; so very uneven from a height perspective. Self-leveling compound for the entire 1000+ sf area seems cost-prohibitive. Is there anything else we could try?
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ASDSF
Joined: 25 May 2024
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Posted: 2024-10-29 14:44
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This is my first time visit here. From the tons of comments on your articles,I guess I am not only one having all the enjoyment right here!
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