Hi Everyone,
I'm probably dragging up an old topic here but,
I'm looking at laying a laminate floor in a bathroom, probably B&Q AquaLoc or Dumafloor if budget will stretch, against a tiled wall.
My tiles are 8mm thick, so given an adhesive depth of about 4mm I'm thinking I could get away with an 6-8mm expansion gap?
The opposite edge would be under the bath so I could easily make up any gap on that side, where spills are more likely?
Would this gap be enough or do I need to fit beading, if so what's the best way of attaching the beading to the tiled wall?
Thanks
[EDIT] I would imagine that any expansion would be greatest along the long dimension of the laminate, I'm intending to run the planks parallel to the wall.
I'm probably dragging up an old topic here but,
I'm looking at laying a laminate floor in a bathroom, probably B&Q AquaLoc or Dumafloor if budget will stretch, against a tiled wall.
My tiles are 8mm thick, so given an adhesive depth of about 4mm I'm thinking I could get away with an 6-8mm expansion gap?
The opposite edge would be under the bath so I could easily make up any gap on that side, where spills are more likely?
Would this gap be enough or do I need to fit beading, if so what's the best way of attaching the beading to the tiled wall?
Thanks
[EDIT] I would imagine that any expansion would be greatest along the long dimension of the laminate, I'm intending to run the planks parallel to the wall.
