10 Dec Which Laminate Flooring Is Best for Bathrooms?
Traditional laminate flooring isn’t usually recommended for bathrooms because moisture can cause it to swell, lift, or warp over time. However, modern waterproof laminate options and luxury vinyl alternatives have made stylish, practical bathroom flooring much more achievable.
If you’re set on a laminate look, choose a waterproof or water-resistant laminate that’s specifically rated for bathrooms. These products have a sealed surface layer and tight locking joints that help protect against splashes and humidity. Always make sure your installer uses silicone sealing around the edges and fixtures to prevent water seeping underneath.
That said, many homeowners across Scotland now prefer Luxury Vinyl Tile (LVT) or SPC (Stone Plastic Composite) flooring. These mimic real wood or stone beautifully, are completely waterproof, and offer a warmer feel underfoot ideal for our colder climate.
At We Love Your Projects, we often recommend high-quality LVT for bathroom renovations because it delivers the same sleek appearance as laminate but with superior moisture protection and longevity. The key is professional installation and proper subfloor preparation to ensure everything stays watertight.
If you’re upgrading your bathroom, speak to your installer about waterproof laminate or LVT options both can achieve a stunning finish that stands the test of time in the Scottish climate.
No Comments