BATHROOM FLOORING & UNDERFLOOR HEATING
A Bathroom Floor That Feels Good and Handles Daily Water
Bathroom flooring needs to cope with moisture, regular cleaning and bare feet. The subfloor beneath it matters just as much as the colour or pattern on top.
VISUAL IDEAS FOR YOUR ROOM
See the Choices Before You Decide
Use these images as inspiration for your own plan. They are visual examples, not claims of completed customer work.
WHAT TO THINK ABOUT
Choose a Finish With Grip, Comfort and Cleaning in Mind
Porcelain and ceramic tiles are common choices, while suitable water-resistant sheet or plank products can create a softer look. The finish should suit the amount of water the room receives.
- Consider slip resistance around the shower or bath
- Keep joints and edges easy to maintain
- Coordinate the floor level with doors and adjoining rooms
YOUR OPTIONS
Warm the Floor Without Guessing the Build-Up
Electric underfloor heating can take the chill off tiled floors. It needs to be planned with insulation, controls, floor finish and safe bathroom electrical work before the tiles are laid.
- Heating mat or cable sized around fixed furniture
- Suitable thermostat and controls
- Floor preparation and finish planned as one build-up
QUESTIONS ABOUT BATHROOM FLOORING & HEATING
Clear Answers Before You Choose
If your room or situation is different, ask about it during a home or showroom appointment.
Ask about your bathroom ↗What bathroom flooring is easiest to live with?+
A properly fitted, water-resistant surface with sensible grip and easy-clean joints is normally the most practical.
Can underfloor heating replace a radiator?+
It depends on the room and heat loss. It may provide comfort heating, while a towel rail or other heat source can still be useful.
Can underfloor heating go beneath bathroom tiles?+
Yes, when the full system, preparation, controls and tile installation are designed to work together.
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Tell Us About Your Bathroom
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