Fitting Lino Vinyl In Bathroom

Builder s won t usually cut and lay new flooring such as lino or carpets.

Fitting lino vinyl in bathroom.

Fuss free and functional. Fitting your bathroom lino bathroom lino and sheet vinyl should be fitted onto a solid clean and smooth sub floor. Roll up the linoleum with the toilet cutout at the outer side of the roll and place it outside the bathroom door. They will obviously re lay a floor covering they ve had to take up in order to do a particular job under the floor such as sorting out cables or whatever its part of the process.

I recently fitted vinyl flooring in my bathroom to give the room a new lease of life. Vinyl flooring is affordable easy to clean and ideal for busy homes. Choose from a variety of realistic finishes including wood tile stone and mosaic to achieve a faultless finish in any room. However nowadays there s such a huge range of vinyl from wood effect to tile effect that it s difficult to tell some apart from the real thing.

Perfect for the bathroom kitchen and conservatory. Heavy stay flat vinyl doesn t need adhesive. 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. If like many homes your bathroom has wooden floorboards this means you will need to lay plyboard at least 6mm over the wood floor.

Apply vinyl flooring adhesive at the area of the toilet base with an adhesive trowel. To make a scribing gauge take an off cut of wood and hammer a nail into it about 30mm from one end until the point is just sticking out of the other side. Vinyl or lino flooring is family and pet friendly. Information sheet on fitting lino or vinyl flooring you ve come to the wrong shop mate.

Then trim off the excess as usual. Now to apply the glue.