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Bathroom flooring options
no1catman
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As previously posted/thread have problems with the grouting with the current 12" x 12" tiles in the bathroom.
It only covers a small area - less than two square metres.
Options considered:
Tiles - probably the expensive option, and may take longer,
Vinyl Lino - could be good, and quick,
Vinyl Click Planking - potentially look better than the 'lino' sheeting, but how rigid would it be i.e. un-click?
Any experience, and comments welcome.
It only covers a small area - less than two square metres.
Options considered:
Tiles - probably the expensive option, and may take longer,
Vinyl Lino - could be good, and quick,
Vinyl Click Planking - potentially look better than the 'lino' sheeting, but how rigid would it be i.e. un-click?
Any experience, and comments welcome.
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Vinyl lino. At that size you could got an offcut easily enough.
Tiles are hard to fit, hard to cut ... and hard to replace if you don't like them.
A bit of the old vinyl goes down a treat and can be replaced on a whim.
You don't want that clicky clacky laminate rubbish.... feels cheap and will under perform.0 -
I have bamboo flooring in my bathroom, it's been down 10 years and still looks good. It was click clack stuff. It can be sanded once.0
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depends on budget ?
but Vinyl (laid on a good floor) is the way to go on a room that sizeNever, under any circumstances, take a sleeping pill and a laxative on the same night.0 -
Vinyl sheetNever, under any circumstances, take a sleeping pill and a laxative on the same night.0
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