I want to replace the carpet on my bathroom floor but don't know what with, any suggestions?
The bathroom has a T&G wood floor in OK condition, it is casually used, not the main bathroom. Carpet tiles come to mind or lino-tiles but they need a better surface I think? I don't want to lay clip-together wood floor as I will have to take off the skirting and replace it.
Cheers
Cork tiles ? on hardboard ? But the no. of coats of varnish required (to do it properly) makes it a very tedious job, ime.
Vinyl tiles on hardboard is probably easiest ...
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I would go with cork tiles. In fact I did. Straight onto the T&G floor. 2 coats of varnish, and it's starting to look like it needs re-doing now, 10 years or more down the line. I like them most because they're nice and warm when you're getting out of the shower on a winter's morning.
Steve
Thanks for the input from all. I think I will look into cork tiles onto the T&G floor. Sheet covering sounds fine but a pig to lay for someone who has only done it once before.
Thanks
PS how do I set-up O.Express to post answers at the end of the post instead of the front. I have looked through Options but not found it!
You can download a small app off the web (sorry can't remember name etc.) - I do it manually. There's nothing to stop you deleting stuff which has been posted before in earlier posts....
Brian, just scroll to the end of the post you want to reply to and type in your answer there - that's how I posted this.
...not forgetting to snip away all the bits that you aren't actually replying to, of course!
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