Fitting Vinyl Tiles In Bathroom

Introduction sheet vinyl is quicker to lay than tiles.

Fitting vinyl tiles in bathroom.

This is the second in a short series of videos showing how to remodel a bathroom. The bathroom fitters are unanimous if you re looking for a high quality finish with a better seal against water damage then always tile the floor first. Again with scissors snip a series of cuts all the way round the base of the pedestal being careful to not go too far in. Should you diy or hire a professional to fit your vinyl flooring.

It s advisable to wear a dust mask if your bathroom is poorly ventilated. Now to apply the glue. 2 hours it took me a lot longer because of the damp problem in my bathroom but excluding the time it took to correct this it only took a couple of hours to fit trim glue and seal the vinyl floor. It means tiles don t have to be cut to awkward shapes to fit and also means there is a layer of tile under the toilet that will protect the floor from water should the sealant fail.

This video shows how to tile a bathroom floor using vinyl tiles and how to. After fitting new vinyl floor. Heavy stay flat vinyl doesn t need adhesive. You can work out how much you ll need by calculating the area of the room and adding 50mm 100mm to each edge.

To fit the vinyl into or around corners cut a triangular wedge into the excess vinyl with the point of the triangle meeting the point of the corner. After fitting new vinyl floor. With a durable wear layer set on top of a realistic printed decor it s also water resistant making it a great place for kitchens and bathrooms. Then cut a straight line from the edge of the vinyl to the centre of the toilet or pedestal using scissors.

Then trim off the excess as usual.