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The Removing Wardrobe was a sub-department of the British Royal Household. It was responsible for looking after the furnishings which travelled from palace to palace. The office was headed by the Yeoman of the Removing Wardrobe (a sinecure office), assisted by two grooms and three pages, all appointed by the Lord Chamberlain. The department was abolished in 1782.

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  1. B

    Removing Primer from walls/tiles/acrylic

    Hi chaps, I’m mid way through my first DIY tiling, taking 3 half tiled walls above a bath to full tile, then adding a shower. I stripped the paint off of the plasterboard where I wanted to add tiles, then primed it using Mapei plaster primer. Unfortunately despite using masking tape to mask...
  2. R

    Removing Tiles from Wooden Mantlepiece

    Well it was so boring with the quarantine that I thought I would remove the awful tiles from my mantlepiece. They are coming off easily and not too messy. Now there is all this white layer (glue? mastic?) a comb was dragged through. How will I remove that while layer the tiles were stuck to...
  3. J

    Removing 'picture framing' from tumbled limestone

    Hi folks, I have a problem I'm desperately hoping someone can help with. I laid a tumbled limestone floor in a kitchen 2 weeks ago and when I applied the LTP Mattstone sealer that the tile supplier recommended, it turned the tiles from light grey, to more of a brown colour which is exactly...
  4. D

    Removing patio sealer

    Good morning all, I have been sold the wrong product to seal back limestone (Thompsons patio and block paving sealer - wet look). I took the chaps word for it and stupidly just started sealing! It was not until this year when I couldn’t work out why my patio looked so crap that I read the tin...
  5. T

    removing hard water stains/limescale on tiles

    I am having trouble removing hard water stains/limescale on some old tiles, any tips or products to use Thanks
  6. K

    Removing floor tiles & adhesive from concrete floor / prep for tiling

    Hi All, I'm hoping to remove floor tiles and tile our kitchen (Just under 8sqm) in the next few weeks. The existing tiles are around 15 years old installed on a concrete floor which was levelled prior to tiling. They have held up fine over the years,no cracks etc but noticed some of the tiles...
    • Kb599
    • Thread
    • adhesive canada concrete floor floor tiles prep removing tile tiles tiling
    • Replies: 2
    • Forum: Canada Tile Advice
  7. B

    Removing Grout from Mosaics

    Hi All, Weve had one of our contractors install some small hexagon mosaics recently and have just had an angry phone call about the condition of the grout. Not sure of the cause, but this is what it looks like - pretty shocking. The gappy patch in the middle is probably the worst of it...
  8. W

    Removing anti-crack matting

    I had a very poor tiling job done in the summer by a general builder and I've got a professional tiler in at the moment. The tiles came up very easily but there's and anti-crack mat underneath. We've found a lot of water under this mat, so we want to lift it and let the screed dry properly. It...
    • wiggers
    • Thread
    • anti-crack canada matting removing
    • Replies: 13
    • Forum: Canada Tile Advice
  9. D

    Best option when removing floorboards?

    Hello all! So, ive done a few tiling jobs with my old man before, but lets say that his methods probably are not the right ones! Now ive just bought my first home and am sorting the bathroom and kitchen and want them done right. Bathroom is currently a council installed wetroom, its all...
  10. S

    removing thick tile adhesive from wall completely

    Can anybody please help, we are removing the tiles from our kitchen wall and cannot remove the tile adhesive! We are trying to chip away at it, it’s quite thick but just won’t budge, we want to paint it afterwards. can anybody recommend something to remove thick tile adhesive. Thank you!
  11. Tony_C

    Removing transit wax from tiles

    @Paul..... I recently tiled a hallway with Ledbury Slate Grey tiles from W&F and i can't for the life of me get rid of the transit wax from them, i've used the trusty glass scraper and even that doesn't get rid of it, there is still a shine on the matt finish where it was in certain lights. You...
  12. J

    Removing tiles from a stud wall

    hi all, It’s been a while!! I’ve now moved up to Leeds so am rebuilding my plumbing/heating business. Anyway.. I’m quoting for a job to fit a shower which will mean stripping the partially tiled walls to retile them from bath to ceiling. In my head I’ll have to remove the bath and...
  13. dg-1984

    Removing skirting for wall tiles, floor already tiled.

    Basically I have a tiled floor in a toilet with skirting in place, as we were not sure if we were going to tile the walls or just wallpaper. Now decided to tile the walls so I will remove the skirting, I just wanted to know how to get the tile to the correct thickness so it sits where the...
    • dg-1984
    • Thread
    • canada floor floor tiling removing skirting tile tiled tiles wall wall tiles
    • Replies: 23
    • Forum: Canada Tile Advice
  14. Zach

    Removing tiles and thinset to lay new ones

    hi all. I have tried to see if there’s a thread on this already. Apologies if there is. I’m buying a new build house that unfortunately already has kitchen and downstairs toilet tiles chosen. They’re already down And I really dislike them. So I’m hoping to remove them and the thinset and start...
  15. T

    Removing stain from white quartz

    the wife decided to clean contents from inside oven, the ones where you put it all in a bag and pour in chemicals and leave overnight, well the bag had a hole in it and she decided to put a towel down and stick it on the tiles without me knowing. Came down in the morning looked it at it and said...
  16. F

    Removing scuff marks from black floor tiles

    I have laid some black floor tiles which have a slightly textured semi-matt finish. They are as hard as any I have ever used and a B**** to cut but they are now down. To my horror they scuff very easily and where I fitted the toilet there are some marks in the tile surface. I am not sure if...
    • Frazer Gould
    • Thread
    • black canada floor floor tiles floor tiling marks removing tile tiles
    • Replies: 6
    • Forum: Canada Tile Advice
  17. JordanLincs

    Subfloor prep advice

    So I have two new quotes and I'm a tiling virgin so want to be prepared for what to expect. Any tips on the subfloor prep is much appreciated. I'm panicking about making a mistake or drastically underestimating the time required to prep. 1. Old floor and wall tiles need removing and placing...
  18. D

    Removing old tiles and floorboards

    Hi Im trying to prep my bathroom for a re-fit, but am struggling with takin up the old tiles and floorboards. The tiles just chip in small peices, and the floorboard screws are impossible to get too because of the glue used on the tiles. I’m running out of patience... can anyone give me...
    • DoubleuXYZ
    • Thread
    • floor floor tiling floorboards old removing tile tiles
    • Replies: 11
    • Forum: Australia Tiling Forum
  19. jobdone

    Preparation Best way of removing adhesive and flees backing from screed

    I have approx 100m2 over 3 rooms to strip back the old adhesive and fleese backing left by the detria mat. It all has to come up as I need to meet and existing floor in one door way. What would be the best machine to assist me in this task. Many thanks David
  20. T

    Regrout job. Is my tiler removing enough old grout?

    Getting a bathroom regrouted, bit concerned tiler has only taken the top layer of old grout out. Thought at least 3mm of tile sides needed exposing for the new grout to adhere? Please let me know your opinions.
    • tp01
    • Thread
    • find a tiler grout job jobs old regrout removing tile grout tiler tilers directory tiling job tiling jobs tiling work work
    • Replies: 8
    • Forum: Tile Adhesive / Grout Advice

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