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Thread: Removing an iron cast bath?
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11th August 2010, 11:20 PM #1
Removing an iron cast bath?
Hi
I am still toying with the idea of removing the very heavy cast iron bath in my bathroom in favour of a frameless shower cubicle. The position makes sense since it is next to a window where the exhaust goes and and the vanity. Removing the bathtab will feeup a lot of room where space is at premium. I wonder how to remove this thing now it is very heavy and impossible to move by hand. I need ideas and perhaps someone willing to do it for me, Some suggested me to use and angle grinder something like 9 inches disc I use it a bit but no too confident besides there are lots of tiles se in concrete which are a pin to remove and I will those in term as well as vinyl tiles on the floor that in another room proved to be an extreme pain to remove although this time I will hire a floor scraper.
Thanks for your suggestions
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