Partial tile removal

As long a you take your time and are able to get hold same tiles yes it is A tip you can strip what you need and use a different tile, to create a contrasting wall, and make It a part of Your design

Hi there Removing the tiles wouldn’t be needed, have some one fit the bath and plumb her in, fill bath Half way with water and put a mastic seal around top edge Regards

Yes you can , mark out the tiles you want to remove , remove all grout between tiles , this prevents any impact being transferred from the tile your removing to any tile remaining on wall , unfortunately depending on where your removing from you may have to break some , use a flat nail bar or tile removal chisel and take your time , full tiles removed can be cleaned of with a grinder and refitted

Hi Zachary. In my opinion you would be asking for problems to partially remove and tile a wall against existing tiles. By removing certain tiles you would be disturbing or even damaging other adjacent tiles and it would be very difficult to get a finish. The only way to do it properly is to remove all tiles and start again, there is no quick fix with the type of situation you are wanting to achive really. You could get away with removing all tiles which would be affected near the new shower bath...However if you are planning on being in the property for a number of years, I would strongly recommend waiting a little longer until you are in a position to have the whole bathroom refurbished completely - This is by far the best option, any other option is a false economy and a headache for whoever is going to be carrying out the work. Hope this helps, Craig of CRAIG R SMITH - Design & Installation

The ideal situation here would be to strip the area to be renovated and put either new tiles or maybe UPVC wallboard in its place. The reason for this is that the person doing the renovation cannot be certain that the grouting on your existing installation has been done correctly and if further tiles are added at the bottom there is the potential for the tiles above (the existing ones) to leak down the wall behind the new tiles with a resulting argument about whos 'fault' this is. Our company offers a one year guarantee on our installations and we couldn't offer that if we were adding to someone elses work.