Parawood flooring query - thanks

heddybell

I have used Homebase Parawood on my stairs and upstairs hall and for sake of continuity I would like to extend it in to my bathroom. This is a large bathroom - about 16 sq metres - which doesn't seem to have a condensation problem. However, according to Homebase this flooring is not suitable for bathrooms - could I still use it perhaps with a couple of extra coats of varnish?

keystone

heddybell wrote: »

I have used Homebase Parawood on my stairs and upstairs hall and for sake of continuity I would like to extend it in to my bathroom. This is a large bathroom - about 16 sq metres - which doesn't seem to have a condensation problem. However, according to Homebase this flooring is not suitable for bathrooms - could I still use it perhaps with a couple of extra coats of varnish?

Yes you could whether you should is a different matter. If the supplier says it not suitable then perhaps it isn't and TBH I wouldn't recommend any solid wood floor for a bathroom. So it really is a case of "on your head be it". Parawood is rubber BTW.

Not much help really - sorry.

Cheers

heddybell

Thanks for your reply anyway - much appreciated.

chrisknight28

Parawood is great for living rooms, bedrooms and hallways etc....but not in areas that are wet/damp on a regular basis.

But well priced flooring.....