Don’t by B and Q click flooring

RelievedSheff

A_Lert wrote: »

Whereas in every use I've heard of the term a "wet room" is a room with a shower and drainage in the floor, with no separate shower tray. So the floor in a wet room is regularly subject to a lot of water, not just occasional spills and splashes.


If B&Q have sold the flooring as "suitable for all rooms except wet rooms", I'd say it's clearly misleading if they then turn round and say it can't be used in a normal bathroom.

This is an example of what the advert says:

https://www.diy.com/departments/rostock-natural-oak-effect-laminate-flooring-1-48m-pack/5013599015992_BQ.prd

It clearly states that it is not water resistant.

The OP has no come back they have used the flooring in an unsuitable room.

sevenhills

A_Lert wrote: »

If B&Q have sold the flooring as "suitable for all rooms except wet rooms", I'd say it's clearly misleading if they then turn round and say it can't be used in a normal bathroom.

Depends if its a wet room or a wet-room?