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Laminate Flooring in Bathrooms: Pros, Cons & Installation Tips
Standard laminate is not waterproof. Only water-resistant or moisture-rated laminate should be considered for bathrooms.
Critical Factors
- Moisture resistance rating – choose products explicitly labeled for wet areas.
- Proper installation – correct underlayment and seam sealing are essential.
- Maintenance – wipe spills immediately; avoid wet mopping.
- Location – never install inside shower/tub enclosures.
- Ventilation – run exhaust fans to reduce humidity.
Some brands offer enhanced moisture barriers and tight-locking seams for bathroom use. Consult a flooring specialist before deciding.
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