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Bathroom floor
I like a good bath myself....
Still each to their own. Brian -- ----- - This newsgroup posting comes to you directly from... The Sofa of Brian Gaff... Blind user, so no pictures please! "DerbyBorn" wrote in message 2.222... Need to do up our bathroom. Thinking of replacing bath with a shower - not going to Wet Room - but possibly a large rectangular tray with some "drying off space" Current floor is tongue and groove with carpet tiles. I know I really need to cover it with ply - but wary of creating a step. I am considering Kardean or vinyl flooring. What can I get away with on the tongue and groove.Is there anything like a levelling compound for wood? Fairly wide gaps between the boards Also - if I take the tiles off my plasterboard walls I guess it will wreck it. Considering a panel wall covering. Would you remove the tiles or leave them on. Any recommendations - or things to avoid? |
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