Vitrex TAS100 Tile Adhesive Scraper

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Apply light pressure throughout to clean off the old adhesive. Before re-tiling, ensure you brush away the dust to create a clean surface. Great Performance– This tool is great for those on a budget and don’t want to spend much on a tool if they are not going to be using it that often. Ceramic, porcelain, marble, and mosaic tiles for walls and floors can be removed by hand, with the aid of a hand chisel and small 2 lb sledgehammer for instance, but this can be a very tiring job and doing it this way is quite often time-consuming and very hard work. As well as the removal of Ceramic and porcelain tiles, Eddy is perfect for mortar/thinset removal too.

If you combine this drill with the S&R Tile Chisel for floor and wall tiles, you really will have the best tool for removing tiles. This 120-volt electric, corded high-performance drill has a powerful 13 amp motor delivering the power. With 4 function modes available to choose from, hammer, chiseling, hammer drill, and drill only options to help with various jobs that you have planned. The best way to remove ceramic wall or floor tiles is to start off by working your way along the row of tiles from one exposed edge if that is possible. Powerful Performance– Pumping out 3600 blows per minute, Eddy will remove the toughest of floor tiles with ease.We are unable to offer specific time slots for delivery at present due to high demand, we are working with our delivery partners to improve our delivery options. Get your tool of choice– remove old tile adhesive with the help of a hammer and chisel, but these tools are more suitable for the fine cleaning of specific sections. Instead, opt for a scraper or grinder to cover a larger area. This DeWalt battery-operated, cordless rotary hammer drill delivers a very impressive 2.6 joules of impact energy, what that means is that that’s a much better performance than a lot of electric corded drills can manage. The ENEACRO 1-1/4 SDS Plus rotary hammer drill is a great choice for DIY enthusiasts, homeowners, and professional workers that need to remove ceramic, porcelain, and countless other types of floor and wall tiles. The best approach is to edge your chisel in, in a way that you keep it as flat along the wall as possible to prevent the chisel from digging into the drywall and causing damage.

Firstly, before you start working on tile removal make sure you wear the correct, fit for purpose PPE (personal protective equipment).

As noted above, you can use a wallpaper steam or old steam iron to remove adhesive residues. But a more convenient method, and one that will add a very useful tool to your cleaning arsenal, is to use a handheld steam cleaner. These are readily available on-line, and in DIY sheds, or electrical retailers. The safety gear, PPE (personnel protective equipment) should include goggles for eye protection, face mask for dust protection, cut resistant gloves to protect your hands and safety footwear to protect your feet from falling tiles and sharp broken tiles that you may stand on.