Cutting floor tiles

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Hi,

I may have to cut some floor tiles that are in a bathroom underneath the shower tray. It will just be the edges so not too bad but I'm not sure what to use to cut them as obviously I don't want to crack them. I was thinking an angle grinder - the only blade I have for it is for cutting stone, concrete and brick I think - would this blade be OK to use?

Any advice would be great, thank-you.
 
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If you only have a few to cut ask a tile shop, Else hire a wet tile saw for a day, wont cost much
 
It depends on your tiles,if they are ceramic the stone disc may do it,if they are porcelain then it would need to be a diamond one.Usually about £10 or so.
 
It depends on your tiles,if they are ceramic the stone disc may do it,if they are porcelain then it would need to be a diamond one.Usually about £10 or so.

Hi, thank-you for that, they are ceramic - Just would hate to crack them! I'll give it ago with the tools I have then. Thanks again
 
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They are stuck to the floor....
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