I installed it cause I already bought it. all the websites say it will be fine if you use the sealant on all the seams. what they don't say : when you squirt the caulk along the tongue it becomes nearly impossible to snap the next section together & the joint will not be so tight. It was a small bathroom & I expect I will be replacing it w/ vinyl in a year a so. we will see. for now, it looks good.
laminate bathroom floor update
Mar 14, 2005
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You should use waterproof woodworking glue. It's much thinner than caulk. We used it in our kitchen with great success. It has even been water tested 3 times during various plumbing leaks.
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