Laminate floor for bathroom

[Builder2011]

Thank you for reading this post.
Looking for recommendations for washable waterproof laminate floor for a bathroom.
Thank you.

 

[Mr Chibs]

My brother in law, has some LVT stuff in his bathroom, nothing fancy, think it came from B&Q.

 

[robinbanks]

Note that LVT isn't waterproof unless very careful attention to detail is taken regarding the joints. The vinyl itself would be unaffected but the substrate could get progressively more damp, and that could be disastrous for wood. Even on certain substrates that can cope with water (poured screeds) salts may end up coming out that would distort the finish layer

I don't think I'd ever install wood laminate flooring in a bathroom. Have you considered a wood effect tile instead?

 

[ktuludays]

I wouldn't trust any "waterproof" laminate in a bathroom. As soon as it's cut you have a weak point.

I've seen many so called waterproof laminates in bathrooms that have blown

 

[noseall]

Thank you for reading this post.
Looking for recommendations for washable waterproof laminate floor for a bathroom.
Thank you.

Use the click vinyl stuff. Simple enough to fit.

As with all these assembled (click together) flooring products , its the shorter joints that are always the weak spot.

 

[mrrusty]

I've used quickstep impressive in a bathroom without issue https://www.quick-step.co.uk/en-gb/laminate/water-resistant-laminate, however if it's for a bathroom with kids and potential for a load of sloshed water, I wouldn't. Wood effect tiles are almost indistinguishable from laminate.

 

[Builder2011]

Thank you very much for replies!
Floor is for an advanced cancer patient to replace a now disposed of carpet, and will sadly be in use for short time only.

 

[RandomGrinch]

...just plain vinyl then.
Simplest, most straightforward and the most water resistant.
Sorry

 

[robinbanks]

Indeed, some kind of sheet lino might be the easiest