Hi! Are there any extra tiles, or "hidden" spots where you could "borrow" a tile? Tiles can be repaired, professionally, or DIY. Here's an article that may help:
Is there a simple way to repair these cracked floor tiles without removing and replacing? The damage was probably caused by the plumber dragging or dropping a heavy ...
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The basement was waterproofed recently. The floor was at one time concrete but now with water always on it there are cracks and missing pieces 3 in diameter here and ...
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Mexican tile is a very soft tile. The best is to replace the tile.
Hi! Are there any extra tiles, or "hidden" spots where you could "borrow" a tile? Tiles can be repaired, professionally, or DIY. Here's an article that may help:
https://www.wikihow.com/Repair-Tile