I would take the ceramic tiles out, only because there could be gaps if you put the beadboard on top of it which could turn into a moisture problem. It is not hard to take the ceramic tiles down, and if the wall gets damaged, you will not have to repair it because you are putting bead board over it. Good luck.
In the middle of buying a new house and there is old wallpaper or border in every room. I want a tile backsplash in the kitchen but it has wallpaper. Can I avoid remo...
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I would take the ceramic tiles out, only because there could be gaps if you put the beadboard on top of it which could turn into a moisture problem. It is not hard to take the ceramic tiles down, and if the wall gets damaged, you will not have to repair it because you are putting bead board over it. Good luck.
yes, you can glue them
I would take the tiles out too - you don't want the wall to trap water and it turn to mold.
Take the tiles out. You need a smooth and solid base for anything you put on a wall.
I have also seen wallpaper that looks like beadboard and that might be an option.