Collection: Bathroom Flooring

What should you consider when choosing bathroom flooring?

When choosing bathroom flooring, some key considerations should be at the front of your mind.

1. Water resistance - This should be the most important factor. Your bathroom flooring should be able to withstand constant splashes, humidity and spills without warping, staining or allowing water to seep into the subfloor.
2. Slip resistance - Your safety is important, and minimising accidents should be a consideration when choosing bathroom flooring. This is particularly important if you have young children or seniors in the household. Opt for textured or matte finishes for better grip.
3. Durability and wear - Bathroom flooring should be able to withstand the hustle and bustle of daily foot traffic, remain unfazed by the strongest cleaning products, and be resilient enough to catch dropped items without becoming damaged.
4. Hygiene and ease of cleaning - Bathrooms can become unhygienic places, and making sure your bathroom flooring is non-porous means it doesn’t trap dirt, mould or mildew. Ensuring your bathroom flooring is easy to clean should be a primary consideration.

Your best options are:

• Vinyl Flooring: Completely waterproof, easy maintenance, and a vast design choice.
• Water-Resistant Laminate: A popular, attractive, and budget-friendly choice.

Understanding the materials and properties of your bathroom flooring is only half the battle. Choosing a style and aesthetic you are proud of is key. Whether you are looking for something traditional and classic or want to lean into a trending aesthetic, such as Japandi or biophilic design, our collection of bathroom flooring caters to your needs. Here are some key bathroom flooring design choices you should be aware of.

• Light colours can make a small bathroom feel larger and brighter.
• Dark colours can add drama and a chic appeal, but they can also make a room feel smaller.
• To elongate a room, lay the planks parallel to the longest wall. This will draw the eye along the longest axis, making a narrow bathroom feel longer.
• If you’re looking to widen a room, lay the planks perpendicular to the shortest wall, as this will make the eye travel across the width of the room.

How can you ensure easy maintenance for your bathroom flooring?

Choose materials that actively repel stains and water. Vinyl flooring is the easiest option here; simply wipe away spills to keep it pristine. Water-resistant laminate stays clean with regular sweeping and light mopping.

Are there slip-resistant options available for bathroom flooring?

Absolutely, your safety is non-negotiable. Look for flooring options with enhanced slip ratings to prevent slips and falls in wet spaces. Luxury Vinyl Flooring (LVT) often features textured surfaces engineered for improved grip. Always check the product specification to guarantee the most suitable option for your space and needs.