The type of mortar and the material of the wall can all determine how much effort you need to put in.
How To Get Tiles Off Plasterboard Walls. If the tiles are glazed, just scrape it off after rubbing with goof off for a minute or two. Removed tiles tiled onto plaster but not plasterboard.
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1 measure the wall and trim the plasterboard to size. Just throw out the plasterboard with the tiles on it and get new plasterboard, its pretty cheap stuff, and easy to cut and replace, hardly worth. Usual methods using a hammer and bolster chisel leaves holes in the wall as do most other ways.
Iv just bought a as i said before how many of you lads are coming across tiles droping off walls because of pva.
2 a trick plasterers use to get a better looking finish. Newer installations may be mounted with premixed tile adhesive or a thin layer of mortar, both of which you can remove with a. Get a paint scraper (about 100mm wide) and put it flush against the side of a tile and smack it good and proper and it will come off whole, do that to the 5 years ago. One is to directly secure the item to the timber studs of the plasterboard wall with woodscrews.
