Vinyl over floor tiles

[Goofyish]

I have a covered passageway at the side of the house, that at the moment has ceramic floor tiles. These are lethal when wet!
What I would like to do is to put either vinyl tiles or a vinyl flooring down on top of these tiles. I assume I would need to cover them with something or the shape of the tiles would eventually show through the vinyl. Any suggestions? - I thought of either hardboard or laminate flooring under lay (the firm stuff) stuck onto the tiles.

 

[breezer]

i would have thought hardboard, glued down

 

[masona]

The only problems would be damp/moisture.You can get special paint which is also non-slip,see this

 

[masona]

Just has another thought,have you heard Verdeturf artificial grasses which is waterproof,See this, they come in 4 difference thickness.I can't remember where I've bought mine from and they gave me 4 samples of Verdeturf.

 

[Goofyish]

Masona - I don't think the artificial grass will work

Our dog will think it's the lawn and start piddling on it!

 

[Scoby_Beasley]

But you could fool the dog into thinking he's gone for a walk when it's raining

 

[masona]

What about this,non-slip matting? (100% waterproof)

or this?

Do you like my swimming pool

 

[Scoby_Beasley]

What about this,non-slip matting? (100% waterproof)

or this?

Do you like my swimming pool

Is that in your summer house masona? If so, must be like the Tardis

 

[masona]

In my dream

No harm in dreaming though

 

[MICATUAR]

the old texture and pattern coming thru to the new floor is called embossing, if you plan on staying there and having this floor last you should remove the ceramic tile first which is a nightmare usually. Other options (should you not remove the ceramic) would be Indoor Outdoor Carpet or Laminate Flooring such as Pergo. The are embossing levelers that Vinyl manufacturers make to overcome the tiling as a subfloor but if a tile pops loose your new vinyl floor is history