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GaryS

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Hi, some of the tiles in the kitchen, landing and bathrooms have grout that that loosened and fallen out and tiles are popping in various places. Mostly where the underfloor heating pipes are. Under tile is concrete.

We ripped some of the tiles out and re laid again. However the issue is still happening.
Is there any suggestion to fix without ripping more tiles out? Or can anyone help?. I am based in Essex.
Thanks
 

Uheat - Jake

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Could be a couple of things, Flexible adhesive wasn't used to fix the tiles and can't handle with the expanding and contracting when the pipes heat up. Or you've got a hot spot where flow pipes could be, or the ufh is running to hot.

@JulianSidney is based in Essex and knows his UFH, he maybe able to help.
 

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