Dave Plowman (News) wrote:
In article ,
The Medway Handyman wrote:
The second and associated point is not to attempt to tile around
things like washbasins and toilets. The results will be poor and it
is much harder to do. These things should be taken out, the ply
and tiling done and then the sanitaryware replaced.

Ain't that the truth!

Thats what I do if asked to lay laminate flooring in a bathroom - if I
can't talk them out of it.......

I thought laminate floor had to be able to move slightly? Doesn't fixing a
toilet pan through it stop this?

It doesn't *have* to be able to move..its just that it *will* if its
not...bolted down firmly ..by e.g. a toilet pan screwed through it..
:-)