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Would you use engineered wood in a bathroom?

Anonymous user 03/03/2024 - 2.48 PM

we wanted to use the original floor board sanded back in our bathroom, but after removing the inherited laminate and plywood we found cement. I have been advised i can use engineered wood, although i wil have to wipe it if it get wet. Our bathroom is pretty cold under foot with laminate. Any advise? do's and don'ts? What would be our best option to get a wood effect? Thanks for your time

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Aztec Bathrooms

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Morpeth
Hi Mark There are some very realistic wood effect tiles on the market now that look just like real wood planks or floorboards. You could have electrical underfloor heating installed on top the concrete floor then finished with these tiles. That would give you both a warm floor that would dry very quickly together with a floor that looks just like real wood Regards John Allen
Answered13 February 2012
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Anonymous user

Hi, there is no problem using that kind of floor in bathroom. We done it many times and it seems to be a nowadays trend. There is some more after care that you have to look at. kind regards
Answered26 February 2012
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