Is there a way I can replace individual LVTs? I have 5 tiles that have small bits of damage like the one in the photo. I've still got a lot of tiles left over from when the floor was laid. The tiles aren't tongue and groove, they're just stuck down. Thanks for any help
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Warm them up with a hairdresser the use a knife to get a corner up.
Hopefully the glue strength is less then the screed strength so the scredd stays down.
Hopefully the glue strength is less then the screed strength so the scredd stays down.
I used a heat gun to release , most didn’t need any extra adhesive , enough staid on the floor.
I forgot about the screed. I'm starting to wonder if this is a job for a professional
Is it screed under it or plywood ?
How hot does the hairdresser need to be?
Screed. Does that make it more complicated?
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