![]() Personally, I can't see the point in short-cutting a job like Audi-Evo has described, I would rather do it right, or get someone else to do it right for me, and not cut costs. It's often difficult to find good contractors you can trust to not rip you off. I see that 6mm ply is the best choice, so what are the views on fixing it to the floorboards? Pete-Plumber has mentioned 300mm centres - am I to understand this means all over the sheet, not just edges.īTW nice to see that Vinny got satisfaction with his bad work. ![]() I now feel more informed about the project I want to do. ![]() I've been watching the comments on this topic since I first asked the question. The guy in the store said it would benefit from "acclimatization" before laying, but could not offer any usefull tech details, hence my post on this forum.Īny further Views will always be of interest. BUT will it be likely to grow a bubble in an open section later, I wonder?Ī shame about the 6mm ply really, I would have prefered not to go that thick, but if that is preferable, fair enough. If I did a complete covering of the floor, It may be OK not glued, as there will/could be furniture fixed through to the floor. As I am doing a complete re-fit, I would have done this and sealed around everything that was to be fixed, as well as the perimeter. I was in favour of the "wall-to-wall" approach, but I know some installers don't do it that way. Since a bathroom is not a high traffic area, compared with a kitchen, it may be possible to get away with not gluing. Interesting that you all have varying opinions on how to prep the floor & how to lay the sheet! Well, thanks for the replies, I take it that you all approve of my choice of "vinyl in a bathroom".
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