If the tile was set over the heating element and covered with thinset, you should be able to remove and save the heating element. But if they were set over the heating element, just rip it all out.
Are you trying to save the floor or the tile? If the floor is heated by hot water, you may have to break up the tile a little at a time. If heated by electric mat, you should be able to pry up the mat and the tile will come up with it
Hi. We have refinished our floors a year ago and our 130 lb dog has scratched the floor in some areas. We don’t want to refinish the floor again...is there any way ...
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The marks are from kids sliding chairs across the room and my floors have become quite scuffed. I have lines from the wooden chair legs & all over the floors. What t...
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If the tile was set over the heating element and covered with thinset, you should be able to remove and save the heating element. But if they were set over the heating element, just rip it all out.
Take out one tile and see whats there.
Are you trying to save the floor or the tile? If the floor is heated by hot water, you may have to break up the tile a little at a time. If heated by electric mat, you should be able to pry up the mat and the tile will come up with it