Laying laminate in the bathroom

What you need:

• Laminate
• Insulation material
• Cutter knife
• Spacer sticks
• Baseboards
• silicone

Laminate in the washroom should be able to withstand moisture

Have you decided that you will be in the bathroom Laminate want to lay, then you should use high-quality laminate, which is suitable for laying in this room.

1. Since the humidity in the bathroom is always higher, you should ask a member of staff at a specialist store very carefully Get advice on which laminate can withstand this moisture and not swell up after a short time, so that the work in the bathroom is in vain was.
2. Depending on which one Flooring is currently still in the bathroom, you must of course have one insulation before you start working with the laminate. You can also get the insulation in a specialist store and it should be of high quality so that you will be spared annoyance in the future.
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3. If you have the right amount of insulation material at hand, you should first lay it completely in the bathroom. If there are any protruding edges, you can easily remove them with a utility knife.
4. If you then want to lay the laminate in the bathroom, you should be about 1 centimeter towards the walls Leave space before you lay out the first row because the laminate will still be in the bathroom after it has been laid spreads. So that no dents occur and the laminate hits the wall, you can get small wooden sticks (similar to parquet) in the hardware store, which you can simply attach to the walls lean in the bathroom.


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Lay the flooring in your bathroom in rows

1. In the following step, go row by row and lay the laminate in the bathroom. You might have to saw a few laminate boards to fit here and there, so that you have to resort to a jigsaw.
2. If you have laid the entire laminate in the bathroom, you can then pull out the small wooden sticks so that the laminate can also stretch.
3. In the last step, you should attach the baseboards so that no water can flow under the laminate in the bathroom.
4. The transition edges of the baseboards to the wall should then be sealed with silicone.