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Comments (8)Ceramic or porcelain tile will do very well. Laminate can "puff and die" inside of 6 months! I've seen it. It isn't pretty. The closest you will get to "click together" flooring = 100% vinyl flooring. The vinyl is water proof...the joint is not. There is still a chance that moisture (water or humidity) will reach the subfloor and begin to rot it out from underneath the floor. Be safe = ceramic or porcelain tile properly installed. I think you can work with a cooler tone in the bathroom. One of the design benefits with bathrooms is they can have their own "presence" in a home. They do not need to be identical to the rest of the home. They can carry the theme...but they are allowed their own flare. Go with something that is visually interesting. It can be a breath of fresh air if the rest of the home "all one look"....See MoreBathroom Flooring
Comments (4)I have the Eternity brand of LVT fitted in my kitchen and it’s brilliant. My son has a different brand but it’s not one of the more well known and expensive brands. Personally I wouldn’t pay for a well known branded name if the cost was substantially higher. We had ours fitted by a flooring company as it does need fitting correctly. I watched him lay it and there is a knack. I steam mop mine. LVT is suggested for bathrooms....See MoreBathroom floor tile help!
Comments (12)I remember a friend once saying black tiles showed the dirt very easily and needed cleaning more often. All the images of the dark tiles show them used with a light coloured grout which would be needed to show the shape of the tile. I would go for a hexagonal shaped tile if that is what you like. Everything dates eventually. I think a brick tile pattern is now a bit dated. I think either of the lighter shades would look great...See Morebathroom flooring
Comments (3)My house is all floorboards so the kitchen and bathroom were boarded with some kind of hardboard, sorry I don’t know which, just left that to our son. He then laid porcelain tiles in the kitchen and sheet vinyl in the bathroom. Don’t believe anyone who says you don’t need to board the floor, you do. However I do have laminate flooring in my living room and that was laid over the floorboards and it has fared very well....See More
7 years ago- 7 years agothis is as close as I can find to the ones I've chosen - but main part of room will be white tiles. Any advice welcome, will look at your pins as you seem to have great ideas. many thanks
7 years agolast modified: 7 years agoWoodlook vinyl would look (ha!) nice. Or maybe something like this? https://www.carpetright.co.uk/vinyl/mardi-gras-91-magali-vinyl-flooring
Blue-tiled main bathroom with slipper bath and geometric flooring - Hove · More Info
PRO7 years agoVinyl floor tiles are always a great choice if you are concerned about traditional tiles feeling cold and they are typically a fraction of the cost, these could be used on the floor with a stone tile for the walls and inside the shower area. If however you want to stick with stone tiles throughout but want to keep within your budget then it's a great idea to select something simple and classic to use across the majority of the room and then perhaps add a splash of decadence with a vertical row of glass mosaic within the shower area.
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PRO7 years agoHi Luca,
Our new Brecon laminate range is water-resistant, durable and has the naturally inspired look and feel of real wood. You can browse the 12 designs and order free samples from our website: https://woodpeckerflooring.co.uk/bathroom-flooring/
Here's some inspiration...
Brecon Warehouse Oak · More InfoI hope that helps!
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Hannah | Woodpecker Flooring
lucahope22 thanked Woodpecker Flooring- 7 years ago
PRO7 years ago
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