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Posted by
myrtle_59 (
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Sun, Oct 7, 12 at 13:26
| For a variety of reasons, i am not crazy about the stiffness and hardness of a tile floor.
Are there any non tile, non stone materials suitable for a bath? I like the look of wood. Is there any decent looking wood look material suitable fir the wet environment of a small bath used daily ?
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RE: Bath flooring
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| Some of the current vinyls are very plausible looking. I'm actually considering it for one bath here. |
RE: Bath flooring
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| We had a hardwood-look vinyl floor in the apartment we were in while we built our house. I have no idea what brand it was, but it was a pretty good imitation visually. |
RE: Bath flooring
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| Tile that looks like wood? |
RE: Bath flooring
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| It does not have a wood look, but several people in the kitchens forum rave about their Marmoleum. I believe it is also suitable for a bathroom. |
RE: Bath flooring
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| I had Marmoleum in my last house, master bath. Loved it because it feels great underfoot - kind of soft and warm. |
RE: Bath flooring
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| Thanks everyone. I never heard of marmolean but i will look it up. I dont want the hardness of tile or stone. |
RE: Bath flooring
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| After rave reviews on vinyl plank flooring, I just purchased some for my bath in an oak pattern that is a very close match for the other floors in the house. We are still working on the subfloor repairs but I'll post photos when we finish if you are interested. barbcollins used this flooring in her bath and raved about it, as have several others. |
RE: Bath flooring
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| I would love to see a picture! What brand are you using. |
RE: Bath flooring
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| I would love to see a picture! What brand are you using. |
RE: Bath flooring
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| Myrtle, check out the flooring in this bath |
Here is a link that might be useful: vinyl plank flooring example
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