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Repair How can I repair a hole in bathroom wall tile?

enter image description hereMy shower had 2two towel bar anchors mounted on the shower wall when I moved in.

Eventually, one of the anchors has broken, and taken the plaster it was mounted to with it. This has left a 2 in. hole in the wall surrounded by tile, and no exposed surface to fix any replacement wall to without tearing out additional tile.

I don't care about replacing the anchor (I hated it), but I need to figure out how to fill the hole permanently before the moisture sets into the wall cavity.

Any suggestions?

Repair a hole in bathroom wall tile

enter image description hereMy shower had 2 towel bar anchors mounted on the shower wall when I moved in.

Eventually, one of the anchors has broken and taken the plaster it was mounted to with it. This has left a 2 in. hole in the wall surrounded by tile and no exposed surface to fix any replacement wall to without tearing out additional tile.

I don't care about replacing the anchor (I hated it), but I need to figure out how to fill the hole permanently before the moisture sets into the wall cavity.

Any suggestions?

How can I repair a hole in bathroom wall tile?

enter image description hereMy shower had two towel bar anchors mounted on the shower wall when I moved in.

Eventually, one of the anchors has broken, and taken the plaster it was mounted to with it. This has left a 2 in. hole in the wall surrounded by tile, and no exposed surface to fix any replacement wall to without tearing out additional tile.

I don't care about replacing the anchor (I hated it), but I need to figure out how to fill the hole permanently before the moisture sets into the wall cavity.

Any suggestions?

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Myenter image description hereMy shower had 2 towel bar anchors mounted on the shower wall when I moved in.

Eventually, one of the anchors has broken and taken the plaster it was mounted to with it. This has left a 2 in. hole in the wall surrounded by tile and no exposed surface to fix any replacement wall to without tearing out additional tile.

I don't care about replacing the anchor (I hated it), but I need to figure out how to fill the hole permanently before the moisture sets into the wall cavity.

Any suggestions?

My shower had 2 towel bar anchors mounted on the shower wall when I moved in.

Eventually, one of the anchors has broken and taken the plaster it was mounted to with it. This has left a 2 in. hole in the wall surrounded by tile and no exposed surface to fix any replacement wall to without tearing out additional tile.

I don't care about replacing the anchor (I hated it), but I need to figure out how to fill the hole permanently before the moisture sets into the wall cavity.

Any suggestions?

enter image description hereMy shower had 2 towel bar anchors mounted on the shower wall when I moved in.

Eventually, one of the anchors has broken and taken the plaster it was mounted to with it. This has left a 2 in. hole in the wall surrounded by tile and no exposed surface to fix any replacement wall to without tearing out additional tile.

I don't care about replacing the anchor (I hated it), but I need to figure out how to fill the hole permanently before the moisture sets into the wall cavity.

Any suggestions?

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Repair a hole in bathroom wall tile

My shower had 2 towel bar anchors mounted on the shower wall when I moved in.

Eventually, one of the anchors has broken and taken the plaster it was mounted to with it. This has left a 2 in. hole in the wall surrounded by tile and no exposed surface to fix any replacement wall to without tearing out additional tile.

I don't care about replacing the anchor (I hated it), but I need to figure out how to fill the hole permanently before the moisture sets into the wall cavity.

Any suggestions?