Laminate in bathroom
#1
12-23-19, 07:00 AM
Laminate in bathroom
I am looking to replace bathroom floor. Currently is 1x2 tile. My options in play are tearing a out current floor and putting down a larger format tile or going with a plank laminate over the top of existing. The walls have 4x4 tile so between that and the tub, I am not sure how to cover the edge of the laminate where it meets the wall or tub. Any suggestions?
- Peter
- Peter
#2
12-23-19, 08:15 AM
Group Moderator
At the tub I'd probably either butt and caulk or use a tee molding. At the tile edge I would probably use a bullnose (quarter round) trim tile right on top of the old tile/new floor, then grout it to match. At your doorway you would either use a t molding or a reducer molding, depending on the height in the hallway.
I have also seen vinyl cove glued onto the existing wall tile.
I have also seen vinyl cove glued onto the existing wall tile.
