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Hi, Could anyone share your expreience about what is the best way(tools) to Remove the Glue? Taa
@Wex,
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I'm sure the ever-helpful @MitchellMc will be more than happy to assist you with this project when he is back on the site on Friday, but in the meantime please let me tag some other wonderful community members who are experienced renovators and might like to share their thoughts with you: @ProjectPete, @Brad, @JDE, @Mathy, @PJA
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Floor scraper is the back friendly way as it is long handled.
If you have an SDS+ drill you can get a tiling chisel which is less physical effort but lower to the ground so not so back friendly.
Hi @Wex,
Welcome to the Bunnings Workshop community, it's great to have you join us. It's fantastic to see you've already received some helpful advice from the very knowledgeable @Brad.
What do you plan on laying as the flooring in this area? As @Brad mentioned removing glue can be rather labour intensive. Since it is such a large area I would be inclined to look at whether a floor levelling product would be suitable. As long as the existing cement-based glue is sound then a leveller can be poured over the top of it.
Please let me know if you have any questions about the use of these products.
Mitchell
Thanks for replying. I will try jackhammer&trolley with wider blade.
Will retiling the floor. Prefer to remove the glue first.
Hi Wex, it looks like some screed has been applied on top of adhesive, any reason for it?
Welcome to the Bunnings Workshop community @VG22. It's brilliant to have you join us, and many thanks for jumping into the conversation.
It's a bit hard to tell from the image whether it's screed applied over the tile glue or sections where the tile glue delaminated from the slab and pulled up with the tile. Let me mention @Wex to see if they can answer your question.
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Mitchell
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