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Bathroom Fitting

Bathroom Laminate flooring from Wickes

Anonymous user 15/03/2024 - 2.48 PM

Looks like a good alternative to tiling but Is it actually suitable for bathroom?

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5 Answers

Skegness Plumbing and Heating

Rating: 5 out of 5
Skegness
Laminate has come a long way over the past few years and is being used in wet areas more and more. That said from a professional point of view I would normally recommend tiling to be in place. If the water or even moisture in the air does ingress the laminate, no matter how high quality, over time warping and swelling are likely to occur.
Answered21 May 2019
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Tiletek

Rating: 4.9 out of 5
Keighley
Bathroom and shower rooms? Best option s tiling Cheaper option is lino Definitely,no to laminate or wood flooring in the wetrooms
Answered5 June 2019
0

PERMA FIX

Rating: 5 out of 5
Wood Green, London
I would definitely suggest to go with tiles or vinyl floor.
Answered7 June 2019
0

Anonymous user

There is some really amazing products out there with laminate flooring that is 100% waterproof. Multi panel do a range that is designed to go in bathrooms
Answered7 June 2019
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Anonymous user

The answer provided is a accurate answer . As a alternative to tiles I would recommend kardene flooring if a plank look is wanted . Warmer under foot than s tile
Answered8 June 2019
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