Cracked Tiles

[Boggs]

Ask the engineer his opinion again now too

“Engineer”

I think you mean “dabber”

 

[slj]

Thanks for the replies, I will go back. I just wanted some independent feedback, am I right in saying the tiles have crazed?

 

[J Sid]

don't believe they sent out a structure engineer to look at a few cracked tiles, maybe the office boy

 

[J Sid]

Thanks for the replies, I will go back. I just wanted some independent feedback, am I right in saying the tiles have crazed?

yes
due to incorrect fixing method, dot and dabbed

 

[acaciaguy]

don't believe they sent out a structure engineer to look at a few cracked tiles, maybe the office boy

I agree I was confused by structural engineer.

 

[acaciaguy]

yes
due to incorrect fixing method, dot and dabbed

Mr blobby strikes again sadly.

 

[Time's Ran Out]

When it’s redone (again) don't accept
that standard of repair!
There’s no evidence from your wall of any structural movement so who paid the ‘engineer’?
They should skim/prepare the wall first then use a thinner layer of adhesive that is not going to shrink back.
Good luck.

 

[demi34]

Messy work

 

[Pauly tiler]

To be honest some of the problem is the Gypsum plaster, Looks like a skim of finish over god only knows. Yes the tiling isn't great but we need to know the complete story. I know I am an old curmudgeon, but I have always said Gypsum has no business in a bathroom, its a woeful product fora bathroom, especially when over skimmed. Bring back the renderers!