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AliGage

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I'd be asking the neighbours if they've heard any disturbances from your tenants. Looks like that walls had a good whack. Plasterboard underneath damaging as well i think has caused the transfer onto adjacent tiles.
 
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Ivor Goldberg

The first photo is from a wall that is not hit by the door.
The second is from the door wall but is on the other side of the room.
Yes it's a rented property.
Re depth of adhesive, I would have to ask the tiler. Looked to me like he used alot.
 
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DHTiling

Use of rapid set on certain soft biscuit tiles with glass glazing can result in crazing of the glaze and maybe worst case scenario is cracked tiles , but never seen them bulge like that, remove the affected tiles and examine substrate and adhesive bed.
 

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