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ensuite ceramic tile floor
Dear Sirs!
I'm planning to install a ceramic tile in a bathroom floor ( 84 tiles required ,13 X13 inches ) and my question is whether I can install them on top of an old ceramic floor without removing and breaking it .To remove it is very problematic because I need to remove the big long cabinet attached to the floor and walls .I saw a special tool , a cutter that cuts the tiles of any shape .Can someone suggest whether it worth just to cut the tile along the perimeter of cabinets and walls or to install a new one on top of old one . Thank you Denis |
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