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Laminate Flooring in Bathrooms: Is It a Good Idea?
Laminate flooring is generally not recommended for bathrooms due to moisture susceptibility. Even "water-resistant" products are not waterproof and can be damaged by prolonged water exposure.
Reasons to Avoid Laminate in Bathrooms
- Moisture damage: Wood fibers absorb moisture → swelling, buckling, warping, delamination. Even small spills/humidity cause damage over time.
- Mold/mildew growth: Moisture promotes growth → health issues, unsightly appearance.
- Slippery surface: Increases slip/fall risk when wet.
- Difficult cleaning: Stains/dirt hard to remove; harsh cleaners/scrubbing damage finish.
- Noisy: Amplifies footsteps and activity sounds.
Better Alternatives
Consider ceramic tile or luxury vinyl tile (LVT) for moisture-prone areas.
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