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jaydebruyne
I'm soon to do a job fitting a replacement electric shower and retile of the shower area.
I've searched the forum for the answer but haven't found the exact answer I'm looking for.
Basically my question is this:
Once I remove the old tiles, if the plaster (either board or directly on brick) is undamaged, do I have to re-tank the area?
I'm assuming yes since I won't know if it was tanked initially. But I wanted to check.
I'm also assuming I'll have to make good the wall or fit new plasterboard as I doubt I'll get the tiles off without causing damage.
Cheers
Jay
I've searched the forum for the answer but haven't found the exact answer I'm looking for.
Basically my question is this:
Once I remove the old tiles, if the plaster (either board or directly on brick) is undamaged, do I have to re-tank the area?
I'm assuming yes since I won't know if it was tanked initially. But I wanted to check.
I'm also assuming I'll have to make good the wall or fit new plasterboard as I doubt I'll get the tiles off without causing damage.
Cheers
Jay
Sweet. Thanks for letting me know Whitebeam!
