removing tiles from wall/grey flip bin use?

minnie pal · **Posted: 23-08-2009 , 03:55 PM** #1

I have only one line of tiles here in new place all around bath and in the kitchen and behind sink.
any EASY way to remove or is this genuinely a hacking job.

I dont need this anymore, a big grey round bin with a flip dome shaped lid.
I dont think i will be composting right now or indeed ever, but i want to do something with this, any bright ideas around for it.
thanks a mill
minnie pal

cascade35 · **Posted: 24-08-2009 , 06:27 PM** #2

Hammer and chisel will take the tiles off, once the first one is off the rest should come away easy enough,
its not a difficult job!

Maybe the bin would make a nice laundry basket!

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	Posted: 23-08-2009 , 03:55 PM #1
minnie pal Member Join Date: Mar 2009 Location: dun laoghaire Posts: 433	removing tiles from wall/grey flip bin use? I have only one line of tiles here in new place all around bath and in the kitchen and behind sink. any EASY way to remove or is this genuinely a hacking job. I dont need this anymore, a big grey round bin with a flip dome shaped lid. I dont think i will be composting right now or indeed ever, but i want to do something with this, any bright ideas around for it. thanks a mill minnie pal

	Posted: 24-08-2009 , 06:27 PM #2
cascade35 Member Join Date: Aug 2009 Location: Clonmel, Co. Tipperary Posts: 94	Hammer and chisel will take the tiles off, once the first one is off the rest should come away easy enough, its not a difficult job! Maybe the bin would make a nice laundry basket!