As title says we've got a new bathroom, still completely empty (no toilets and vanity), but plumbing done. Thinking of installing a Vinyl sheet floor, shop wants to charge 1.5k for install so would like to save some $$ and do it myself.
I like high quality sheet vinyl but it seems to have fallen out of favor. Showers/ bath surround will be porcelain tile. Tile floors are within budget. I don't want anything slippery like marble. Any thoughts on other options besides tile or sheet vinyl? Are there still good sheet vinyl installers around? What do you think of LVP in bathrooms?
They make completely waterproof vinyl plank flooring now for wet room applications. It's a little pricey, but if the space is small it can be affordable. I used this one from Home Depot in a bathroom remodel recently and it's been absolutely great.
I'm planning a bathroom renovation and doing tile floors would require a ton of prep work to be done to the subfloor and underlying structure. I am looking for something that will work with a less than perfectly level subfloor with a bit of bounce. Also, I've got 3/8" flooring elsewhere and would prefer having a noticeable change of elevation between the finish floor.
Vinyl Sheet Flooring Bathroom
We are remodeling our whole home, and I am interested in vinyl sheet flooring for a few reasons for the bathrooms and kitchen. Inexpensive Better water protection than some other options like click-together boards The old vinyl flooring from the 70s looks amazing, just slightly discolored (longevity seems good) Easy to install But I am worried about resale value. I also have found some really.
I'm about to install vinyl flooring in my bathroom. I've never installed it before (or any flooring). Is there anything I ought to know before I begin? The flooring is Traffic Master vinyl planks. Thanks. Archived post. New comments cannot be posted and votes cannot be cast. Share Sort by: Best Open comment sort options Best Top New.
They make completely waterproof vinyl plank flooring now for wet room applications. It's a little pricey, but if the space is small it can be affordable. I used this one from Home Depot in a bathroom remodel recently and it's been absolutely great.
I like high quality sheet vinyl but it seems to have fallen out of favor. Showers/ bath surround will be porcelain tile. Tile floors are within budget. I don't want anything slippery like marble. Any thoughts on other options besides tile or sheet vinyl? Are there still good sheet vinyl installers around? What do you think of LVP in bathrooms?
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Before you install luxury vinyl plank floors in your bathroom, there are a few things you should consider first. Just because it's waterproof and readily available does NOT mean it's the right choice for every bathroom.
As title says we've got a new bathroom, still completely empty (no toilets and vanity), but plumbing done. Thinking of installing a Vinyl sheet floor, shop wants to charge 1.5k for install so would like to save some $$ and do it myself.
They make completely waterproof vinyl plank flooring now for wet room applications. It's a little pricey, but if the space is small it can be affordable. I used this one from Home Depot in a bathroom remodel recently and it's been absolutely great.
Has anyone put luxury vinyl in a bathroom? A basement bathroom? The carpet in the basement bathroom molded by the shower (we had a leak) so we ripped up the carpet that was in there and underneath there's concrete with a layer of paint and on top of the paint is carpet glue.
I have LVT in my bathrooms and I love it. It looks way nicer and feels nicer than regular tile. continuing I wouldn't do the vinyl plank floating floor in a full bathroom, but I do have it in a half bathroom that just continues the same flooring as the hallway and living room.
I like high quality sheet vinyl but it seems to have fallen out of favor. Showers/ bath surround will be porcelain tile. Tile floors are within budget. I don't want anything slippery like marble. Any thoughts on other options besides tile or sheet vinyl? Are there still good sheet vinyl installers around? What do you think of LVP in bathrooms?
Has anyone put luxury vinyl in a bathroom? A basement bathroom? The carpet in the basement bathroom molded by the shower (we had a leak) so we ripped up the carpet that was in there and underneath there's concrete with a layer of paint and on top of the paint is carpet glue.
Not sure I did right going with Empire Today We chose vinyl creek flooring for about 450 square feet. The installers have a lot of heavy stuff to move (which is in the total cost) plus carpet removal plus install. Second floor of a condo. Everything came over a little $7k.
Has anyone put luxury vinyl in a bathroom? A basement bathroom? The carpet in the basement bathroom molded by the shower (we had a leak) so we ripped up the carpet that was in there and underneath there's concrete with a layer of paint and on top of the paint is carpet glue.
Not sure I did right going with Empire Today We chose vinyl creek flooring for about 450 square feet. The installers have a lot of heavy stuff to move (which is in the total cost) plus carpet removal plus install. Second floor of a condo. Everything came over a little $7k.
I'm about to install vinyl flooring in my bathroom. I've never installed it before (or any flooring). Is there anything I ought to know before I begin? The flooring is Traffic Master vinyl planks. Thanks. Archived post. New comments cannot be posted and votes cannot be cast. Share Sort by: Best Open comment sort options Best Top New.
We are remodeling our whole home, and I am interested in vinyl sheet flooring for a few reasons for the bathrooms and kitchen. Inexpensive Better water protection than some other options like click-together boards The old vinyl flooring from the 70s looks amazing, just slightly discolored (longevity seems good) Easy to install But I am worried about resale value. I also have found some really.
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We are remodeling our whole home, and I am interested in vinyl sheet flooring for a few reasons for the bathrooms and kitchen. Inexpensive Better water protection than some other options like click-together boards The old vinyl flooring from the 70s looks amazing, just slightly discolored (longevity seems good) Easy to install But I am worried about resale value. I also have found some really.
Before you install luxury vinyl plank floors in your bathroom, there are a few things you should consider first. Just because it's waterproof and readily available does NOT mean it's the right choice for every bathroom.
I have LVT in my bathrooms and I love it. It looks way nicer and feels nicer than regular tile. continuing I wouldn't do the vinyl plank floating floor in a full bathroom, but I do have it in a half bathroom that just continues the same flooring as the hallway and living room.
Has anyone put luxury vinyl in a bathroom? A basement bathroom? The carpet in the basement bathroom molded by the shower (we had a leak) so we ripped up the carpet that was in there and underneath there's concrete with a layer of paint and on top of the paint is carpet glue.
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Has anyone put luxury vinyl in a bathroom? A basement bathroom? The carpet in the basement bathroom molded by the shower (we had a leak) so we ripped up the carpet that was in there and underneath there's concrete with a layer of paint and on top of the paint is carpet glue.
I'm planning a bathroom renovation and doing tile floors would require a ton of prep work to be done to the subfloor and underlying structure. I am looking for something that will work with a less than perfectly level subfloor with a bit of bounce. Also, I've got 3/8" flooring elsewhere and would prefer having a noticeable change of elevation between the finish floor.
Before you install luxury vinyl plank floors in your bathroom, there are a few things you should consider first. Just because it's waterproof and readily available does NOT mean it's the right choice for every bathroom.
As title says we've got a new bathroom, still completely empty (no toilets and vanity), but plumbing done. Thinking of installing a Vinyl sheet floor, shop wants to charge 1.5k for install so would like to save some $$ and do it myself.
Vinyl Sheet Flooring Bathroom
I like high quality sheet vinyl but it seems to have fallen out of favor. Showers/ bath surround will be porcelain tile. Tile floors are within budget. I don't want anything slippery like marble. Any thoughts on other options besides tile or sheet vinyl? Are there still good sheet vinyl installers around? What do you think of LVP in bathrooms?
They make completely waterproof vinyl plank flooring now for wet room applications. It's a little pricey, but if the space is small it can be affordable. I used this one from Home Depot in a bathroom remodel recently and it's been absolutely great.
Not sure I did right going with Empire Today We chose vinyl creek flooring for about 450 square feet. The installers have a lot of heavy stuff to move (which is in the total cost) plus carpet removal plus install. Second floor of a condo. Everything came over a little $7k.
I'm planning a bathroom renovation and doing tile floors would require a ton of prep work to be done to the subfloor and underlying structure. I am looking for something that will work with a less than perfectly level subfloor with a bit of bounce. Also, I've got 3/8" flooring elsewhere and would prefer having a noticeable change of elevation between the finish floor.
Vinyl Sheet Flooring Bathroom
Not sure I did right going with Empire Today We chose vinyl creek flooring for about 450 square feet. The installers have a lot of heavy stuff to move (which is in the total cost) plus carpet removal plus install. Second floor of a condo. Everything came over a little $7k.
Has anyone put luxury vinyl in a bathroom? A basement bathroom? The carpet in the basement bathroom molded by the shower (we had a leak) so we ripped up the carpet that was in there and underneath there's concrete with a layer of paint and on top of the paint is carpet glue.
Before you install luxury vinyl plank floors in your bathroom, there are a few things you should consider first. Just because it's waterproof and readily available does NOT mean it's the right choice for every bathroom.
I'm about to install vinyl flooring in my bathroom. I've never installed it before (or any flooring). Is there anything I ought to know before I begin? The flooring is Traffic Master vinyl planks. Thanks. Archived post. New comments cannot be posted and votes cannot be cast. Share Sort by: Best Open comment sort options Best Top New.
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They make completely waterproof vinyl plank flooring now for wet room applications. It's a little pricey, but if the space is small it can be affordable. I used this one from Home Depot in a bathroom remodel recently and it's been absolutely great.
I'm about to install vinyl flooring in my bathroom. I've never installed it before (or any flooring). Is there anything I ought to know before I begin? The flooring is Traffic Master vinyl planks. Thanks. Archived post. New comments cannot be posted and votes cannot be cast. Share Sort by: Best Open comment sort options Best Top New.
Has anyone put luxury vinyl in a bathroom? A basement bathroom? The carpet in the basement bathroom molded by the shower (we had a leak) so we ripped up the carpet that was in there and underneath there's concrete with a layer of paint and on top of the paint is carpet glue.
I have LVT in my bathrooms and I love it. It looks way nicer and feels nicer than regular tile. continuing I wouldn't do the vinyl plank floating floor in a full bathroom, but I do have it in a half bathroom that just continues the same flooring as the hallway and living room.
Exploring Vinyl Bathroom Flooring Options
As title says we've got a new bathroom, still completely empty (no toilets and vanity), but plumbing done. Thinking of installing a Vinyl sheet floor, shop wants to charge 1.5k for install so would like to save some $$ and do it myself.
Before you install luxury vinyl plank floors in your bathroom, there are a few things you should consider first. Just because it's waterproof and readily available does NOT mean it's the right choice for every bathroom.
I'm planning a bathroom renovation and doing tile floors would require a ton of prep work to be done to the subfloor and underlying structure. I am looking for something that will work with a less than perfectly level subfloor with a bit of bounce. Also, I've got 3/8" flooring elsewhere and would prefer having a noticeable change of elevation between the finish floor.
Not sure I did right going with Empire Today We chose vinyl creek flooring for about 450 square feet. The installers have a lot of heavy stuff to move (which is in the total cost) plus carpet removal plus install. Second floor of a condo. Everything came over a little $7k.
Vinyl Sheet Flooring: The Perfect Choice For Your Bathroom - Flooring ...
I'm about to install vinyl flooring in my bathroom. I've never installed it before (or any flooring). Is there anything I ought to know before I begin? The flooring is Traffic Master vinyl planks. Thanks. Archived post. New comments cannot be posted and votes cannot be cast. Share Sort by: Best Open comment sort options Best Top New.
I like high quality sheet vinyl but it seems to have fallen out of favor. Showers/ bath surround will be porcelain tile. Tile floors are within budget. I don't want anything slippery like marble. Any thoughts on other options besides tile or sheet vinyl? Are there still good sheet vinyl installers around? What do you think of LVP in bathrooms?
We are remodeling our whole home, and I am interested in vinyl sheet flooring for a few reasons for the bathrooms and kitchen. Inexpensive Better water protection than some other options like click-together boards The old vinyl flooring from the 70s looks amazing, just slightly discolored (longevity seems good) Easy to install But I am worried about resale value. I also have found some really.
I have LVT in my bathrooms and I love it. It looks way nicer and feels nicer than regular tile. continuing I wouldn't do the vinyl plank floating floor in a full bathroom, but I do have it in a half bathroom that just continues the same flooring as the hallway and living room.
Vinyl Sheet Flooring Bathroom
I have LVT in my bathrooms and I love it. It looks way nicer and feels nicer than regular tile. continuing I wouldn't do the vinyl plank floating floor in a full bathroom, but I do have it in a half bathroom that just continues the same flooring as the hallway and living room.
Has anyone put luxury vinyl in a bathroom? A basement bathroom? The carpet in the basement bathroom molded by the shower (we had a leak) so we ripped up the carpet that was in there and underneath there's concrete with a layer of paint and on top of the paint is carpet glue.
We are remodeling our whole home, and I am interested in vinyl sheet flooring for a few reasons for the bathrooms and kitchen. Inexpensive Better water protection than some other options like click-together boards The old vinyl flooring from the 70s looks amazing, just slightly discolored (longevity seems good) Easy to install But I am worried about resale value. I also have found some really.
I'm about to install vinyl flooring in my bathroom. I've never installed it before (or any flooring). Is there anything I ought to know before I begin? The flooring is Traffic Master vinyl planks. Thanks. Archived post. New comments cannot be posted and votes cannot be cast. Share Sort by: Best Open comment sort options Best Top New.
Vinyl Sheet Flooring Bathroom
As title says we've got a new bathroom, still completely empty (no toilets and vanity), but plumbing done. Thinking of installing a Vinyl sheet floor, shop wants to charge 1.5k for install so would like to save some $$ and do it myself.
We are remodeling our whole home, and I am interested in vinyl sheet flooring for a few reasons for the bathrooms and kitchen. Inexpensive Better water protection than some other options like click-together boards The old vinyl flooring from the 70s looks amazing, just slightly discolored (longevity seems good) Easy to install But I am worried about resale value. I also have found some really.
Has anyone put luxury vinyl in a bathroom? A basement bathroom? The carpet in the basement bathroom molded by the shower (we had a leak) so we ripped up the carpet that was in there and underneath there's concrete with a layer of paint and on top of the paint is carpet glue.
I'm planning a bathroom renovation and doing tile floors would require a ton of prep work to be done to the subfloor and underlying structure. I am looking for something that will work with a less than perfectly level subfloor with a bit of bounce. Also, I've got 3/8" flooring elsewhere and would prefer having a noticeable change of elevation between the finish floor.
Vinyl Sheet Flooring Bathroom
Has anyone put luxury vinyl in a bathroom? A basement bathroom? The carpet in the basement bathroom molded by the shower (we had a leak) so we ripped up the carpet that was in there and underneath there's concrete with a layer of paint and on top of the paint is carpet glue.
I like high quality sheet vinyl but it seems to have fallen out of favor. Showers/ bath surround will be porcelain tile. Tile floors are within budget. I don't want anything slippery like marble. Any thoughts on other options besides tile or sheet vinyl? Are there still good sheet vinyl installers around? What do you think of LVP in bathrooms?
We are remodeling our whole home, and I am interested in vinyl sheet flooring for a few reasons for the bathrooms and kitchen. Inexpensive Better water protection than some other options like click-together boards The old vinyl flooring from the 70s looks amazing, just slightly discolored (longevity seems good) Easy to install But I am worried about resale value. I also have found some really.
I'm about to install vinyl flooring in my bathroom. I've never installed it before (or any flooring). Is there anything I ought to know before I begin? The flooring is Traffic Master vinyl planks. Thanks. Archived post. New comments cannot be posted and votes cannot be cast. Share Sort by: Best Open comment sort options Best Top New.
Vinyl Sheet Flooring Bathroom
I'm planning a bathroom renovation and doing tile floors would require a ton of prep work to be done to the subfloor and underlying structure. I am looking for something that will work with a less than perfectly level subfloor with a bit of bounce. Also, I've got 3/8" flooring elsewhere and would prefer having a noticeable change of elevation between the finish floor.
We are remodeling our whole home, and I am interested in vinyl sheet flooring for a few reasons for the bathrooms and kitchen. Inexpensive Better water protection than some other options like click-together boards The old vinyl flooring from the 70s looks amazing, just slightly discolored (longevity seems good) Easy to install But I am worried about resale value. I also have found some really.
Not sure I did right going with Empire Today We chose vinyl creek flooring for about 450 square feet. The installers have a lot of heavy stuff to move (which is in the total cost) plus carpet removal plus install. Second floor of a condo. Everything came over a little $7k.
They make completely waterproof vinyl plank flooring now for wet room applications. It's a little pricey, but if the space is small it can be affordable. I used this one from Home Depot in a bathroom remodel recently and it's been absolutely great.
I like high quality sheet vinyl but it seems to have fallen out of favor. Showers/ bath surround will be porcelain tile. Tile floors are within budget. I don't want anything slippery like marble. Any thoughts on other options besides tile or sheet vinyl? Are there still good sheet vinyl installers around? What do you think of LVP in bathrooms?
Before you install luxury vinyl plank floors in your bathroom, there are a few things you should consider first. Just because it's waterproof and readily available does NOT mean it's the right choice for every bathroom.
I'm about to install vinyl flooring in my bathroom. I've never installed it before (or any flooring). Is there anything I ought to know before I begin? The flooring is Traffic Master vinyl planks. Thanks. Archived post. New comments cannot be posted and votes cannot be cast. Share Sort by: Best Open comment sort options Best Top New.
We are remodeling our whole home, and I am interested in vinyl sheet flooring for a few reasons for the bathrooms and kitchen. Inexpensive Better water protection than some other options like click-together boards The old vinyl flooring from the 70s looks amazing, just slightly discolored (longevity seems good) Easy to install But I am worried about resale value. I also have found some really.
They make completely waterproof vinyl plank flooring now for wet room applications. It's a little pricey, but if the space is small it can be affordable. I used this one from Home Depot in a bathroom remodel recently and it's been absolutely great.
I'm planning a bathroom renovation and doing tile floors would require a ton of prep work to be done to the subfloor and underlying structure. I am looking for something that will work with a less than perfectly level subfloor with a bit of bounce. Also, I've got 3/8" flooring elsewhere and would prefer having a noticeable change of elevation between the finish floor.
As title says we've got a new bathroom, still completely empty (no toilets and vanity), but plumbing done. Thinking of installing a Vinyl sheet floor, shop wants to charge 1.5k for install so would like to save some $$ and do it myself.
Not sure I did right going with Empire Today We chose vinyl creek flooring for about 450 square feet. The installers have a lot of heavy stuff to move (which is in the total cost) plus carpet removal plus install. Second floor of a condo. Everything came over a little $7k.
I have LVT in my bathrooms and I love it. It looks way nicer and feels nicer than regular tile. continuing I wouldn't do the vinyl plank floating floor in a full bathroom, but I do have it in a half bathroom that just continues the same flooring as the hallway and living room.
Has anyone put luxury vinyl in a bathroom? A basement bathroom? The carpet in the basement bathroom molded by the shower (we had a leak) so we ripped up the carpet that was in there and underneath there's concrete with a layer of paint and on top of the paint is carpet glue.
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