Currently rennovating my bathroom and intend to do the following?

1.Place Hardboard over the floorboards to cover the whole bathroom
area
2.Then place Lino to cover all area
3.Then place all bathroom stuff i.e bath, pan & Cystern etc over lino.

A few people have suggested against 3. they have recommended that I
lay all my bath stuff first and then place lino.

Just wanted some recommendations from guys here as what would be the
best way?

In message , rakster
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Currently rennovating my bathroom and intend to do the following?

1.Place Hardboard over the floorboards to cover the whole bathroom
area
2.Then place Lino to cover all area
3.Then place all bathroom stuff i.e bath, pan & Cystern etc over lino.

A few people have suggested against 3. they have recommended that I
lay all my bath stuff first and then place lino.

In general I would install the bathroom then do the floor

The only time I would do the floor first is if the suite required it -
say an old cast iron style or I was using something pretty permanent and
hard to cut such as ceramic tiles or stone.
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Chris French, Leeds

I'd also suggest suite then floor. However I would use marine grade ply
rather than hardboard as it will withstand the damp conditions better.

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In message , rakster
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Currently rennovating my bathroom and intend to do the following?

1.Place Hardboard over the floorboards to cover the whole bathroom
area
2.Then place Lino to cover all area
3.Then place all bathroom stuff i.e bath, pan & Cystern etc over lino.

A few people have suggested against 3. they have recommended that I
lay all my bath stuff first and then place lino.

In general I would install the bathroom then do the floor

The only time I would do the floor first is if the suite required it -
say an old cast iron style or I was using something pretty permanent and
hard to cut such as ceramic tiles or stone.
--
Chris French, Leeds

In message , JimM
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I'd also suggest suite then floor. However I would use marine grade ply
rather than hardboard as it will withstand the damp conditions better.

I wouldn't go to the expense of marine ply.

Standard WBP ply will be fine. If it is so wet to cause that problems
then that is the least of your worries.
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Chris French, Leeds