Laminate flooring in bathroom

Jan 06, 2004 1 Replies

I'm intending to lay Floormaster Loc laminated tiling in a new shower room (suspended wood floor). The product is recommended for domestic bathroom use but my question is should I lay it under the shower tray or should I cut around it. The B&Q helpline say it will be okay to put it underneath as long as I don't screw or nail it down. Laminate flooring is laid as a floating floor so will the shower tray (cast stone) allow sufficient movement once it's sealed in?


I wouldn't lay under it. Laminate in bathrooms has a limited lifespan, even if you remember to glue the proper waterproof stuff. It would be hell to try to get the old manky stuff out from underneath a shower tray.

Christian.

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