How To Install Vinyl Plank Floors In a Bathroom Over Tile
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- čas přidán 28. 05. 2024
- How to prep tile and install Luxury Vinyl Plank Flooring in a Bathroom.
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Most of the Bathroom LVP installation tutorials I saw didn't show you how to deal with flattening a tile floor and backfilling dramatic grout lines. I showed how to do this and make a "seamless" transition from the hallway into the bathroom. Below I'll leave links to more How to install LVP in a Bathroom videos for you to learn from that show different scenarios. Thanks for watching and if you've got helpful comments, please leave them below!
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Chapter Markers:
0:00 How To Install Vinyl Floors over Tile in a Bathroom
0:14 Cutting Door Casing To Length
0:48 How To Fix Uneven Tile and Grout Lines
2:16 How to create a seamless flooring transition
3:55 How to move door casing to install vinyl floors
5:07 Installing first row of vinyl floors
6:04 Installing Vinyl Plank the Right Way
6:48 How to mark and cut Vinyl flooring
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8:59 Installing Vinyl Floor around bathroom vanity
10:16 How to keep LVP flooring straight during install
11:20 Floors I Used by Flooret
12:22 How to mark and cut vinyl floors around toilet flange
14:41 Installing Vinyl Floors against Tub
15:25 Vinyl Flooring in bathroom before and after
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Finally a guy who knows what he’s doing. Great job!
I've watched dozens of videos on this topic and this is one of the absolute BEST, for info, editing and helpfulness.
Also, what did you all think about this edit with less music?? It's tough toeing the line between tutorial and entertainment sometimes so I appreciate the feedback in advance!
The music is fine
Less music always better IMO for this type of thing. Other than like a signature intro/outro I don’t think it contributes anything. In the Einstein spirit of “things should be as simple as possible, but no simpler”.
I like the music! Especially during time lapses. You’re doing great, Mike. 😊👍
I installed the Flooret Modin Signature in the Arbor color in my entire house. It is great stuff, and it has been holding up very well over the past few years.
Nice job! I'd generally recommend an underlay for these sorts of floors. It evens out imperfections, dirt, but also stops noise from the floors impacting each other. Really interesting to see you doing our sort of work!
Actually most of LVP brands say not to use underlayment because it’s already built in. So I would stick to what the instructions on the box recommend.
@@Esiddikagree. It can also void the warranty
@@jmmyt3 exactly 👌🏽
Nice work. Not too crazy about the color though. You don’t want the orangey color of the cabinets contrasting with a cool gray floor.
But I’m sure someone will love it.
hopefully he’ll paint or replace the cabinets but he hasn’t been known for good color choices
@@misseselise3864 A lot of people don’t get the color thing. But in general, cool grays are out.
@@kimhaas7586 It is just a matter of balancing the greys with natural (not orange) natural tones.
it's coming along nicely can't wait to see it all done 🙂
You should create some “negative space” merch 😂
Why are these comments always so brutal? He’s never claimed to be a professional.. in fact, he’s very transparent about learning during the process. You guys can give constructive criticism without being so mean..
Mike, I missed you! I’ve been checking your channel all month for a new video. I’m so glad you posted. And, as always I enjoyed the content. I can’t wait to see what else you do!
Damnit Mike I’ve been looking for your next video
I made 3 different vinyl install videos for different "situations"... took longer than I expected, but they're all coming out in the next few days!
Well hurry up mikeeeee
Same! I’ve been checking everyday. 😅
Toilet flanges are technically supposed to go over the finished floor. If you install the toilet back as it is, you won’t get a proper seal. There are rubber extension gaskets you can use in this situation, but there’s always an increased risk of leaking anytime you use something like that. Replacing and raising the flange is always the best and safest choice, but it can obviously be prohibitively difficult or expensive in some circumstances.
YEEESSSS! And he’s back✊🏾
Nice job Mike 💪🏼
lol the puddle of mudd sound byte, top notch
Hey everybody! I had some weird frames and glitches here and there throughout the video each time I exported no matter what I tried. Sorry in advance, it shouldn't be too distracting hopefully. Thanks for watching, next vinyl install is coming out tomorrow morning.
This video is awesome thank you!
Incredibly helpful! What did you use (if anything) against the tub to keep water from getting in there?
Would love to know this answer😄
Hi Mike, I am installing the same type of flooring in my house right now. Thanks for the tips. I would love to see what you do for the edges against the walls. I know quarter round is what most people do but I want something less obvious. If you come up with any suggestions for this when you get to that part of your install please share.
If you have the baseboards removed first like he does, you can just put the baseboards back on and they'll look just like any other floor
You can remove baseboards. Be careful, not to break them. Protect the wall with a small piece of flooring material when prying. They have fancy tools for this if you want to spend the money!😅 If your new flooring is going to be lower than the old, the base will be also, so the walls will need some attention, paint aand such! Pull the nails out of the base from the backside , dont push them back out the front, it may chip wood and paint! Theres plenty of videos on this on utube! Good luck!
dammit where were you with this vid in the Spring?? lol, great job.
glad your back Mr. Montgomery. I hope your family is safe, I heard there was a tornado
I have the same color vinyl in my bedroom too!
Anyways, I'm curious.. is it necessary to apply the underlayment skimcoat over the tile grouts? I mean the grouts are pretty thin and should not affect the usability of the vinyl floor..
I'd like to see what you do with the gap at the tub, just caulk it?
Hey, no need to glue down that last row of tiles? Would it move over time?
How did you finish it against the tub? Caulk? 1/4 round?
Where did you purchase your knee pads?
Something tells me to run a bead of silicone or pliable glue under the last row at the edge of the tub to keep it from lifting over time. Any thoughts?
What about the baseboard and caulk against the tub?
Did u added double wax ring to toilet flundge since adding lvp on top of tile made floor taller and probably flundge sitting below lvp now??
A messy handyman updated my house so iam worried he did not install the right stuff under toilet. I am afraid if only one wax ring was installed under toilet i wont noticed if the toilet starts leaking:( iam afraid water just go in between tile and lvp flooring...should I install double wax rings to make toilet flundge level with lvp floor??? Great video by the way:)
whered you learn all this
the tiles in my bathroom are significantly smaller but same thin grout lines, thinking about doing the same to my bathroom except I may skip the leveling compound, figure i have extra flooring from the rest of the house if i had to do it again in a few years it wouldnt be too bad. Also kinda curious was googling about what to do with the toilet flange, most information says you want the flange flush with the floor but i see yours is just under the height of the flooring. Im assuming you've had no problems with it being a hair low.
If where the the new floors meet aren’t going to be landing in grout lines you should be all good as long as the tiles are flat!
Mike wat is the price of a square foot n wat was the the total price of a box
Why did you place no waterproofing layer between the vynil and the tiles? Looking to do a similar installation but have some cracked tiles, what sort of compound do I need to use to fill those cracks?
when i did mine i had a terrible cracks on mine so i covered them one by one with hydraulic cement by sika (plug) then laid a kerdi membrane on top. kerdi was quite pricey and probably overkill. but i dont wanna go thru this again in the next 5-10years. then i glued each vinyl flooring just to make sure i dont have any holes that water can come thru. and so far i never had any problems till now
btw if you decide to go with kerdi. go overlap it to wall to the trim and then caulk the corners on trim and bottom. just so if ever water penetrates inside the trim you'll be safe with the layer of kerdi inside it.
@@archelmundo4248 I see, kerdi is probably worth it then, thank you so much!
Well done job! But it's not waterproof between the planks? Or is it special vinyl flooring, specifically made so it doesn't bubble up when wet over time?
LVP aka luxury Vinyl Planks are usually 100% waterproof because they are make of 100% plastic, so they will never ever bubble up. There are a rare few that are water resistant for 24 hours because they have some wood/ cork middle.
So the packaging will tell you right away.
@@Esiddikoh makes sense if it's out of plastic. But I'm also worried it would flow under the flooring and cause mold
@@Rizko505 yes good point. Typically the joints are pretty tight so that’s not usually an issue if water is spilled ( up to x hours indicated on manufacture box) BUT yes, if the toilet leaks it will take a bit longer for you to discover. Also, typically people will tile their bathrooms and LVP the rest of the house (best of both worlds) for safety measures but…. How often does a toilet ACTUALLY leak lol
A lot to consider. 😅
I like these videos because they teach me what not to do. He does something, people in comments tear him apart for being clueless. And then I learn from the comments ☺️
Like what
Harmful comment.
99% what he does is good and remember it's a DIY video not a paid professional in action.
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If you turn the jigsaw upside down all the tearout will be on the bottom.
but you are good installer
I didn't think there was anything wrong with the ceramic tile. I thought the color was nice....but that's just me.
omg first! love your content so much!!
15:45, looks like you didn't bring it all the way to the wall/where it should be. About how much did this cost you?
That's what baseboards are for...
@@freckledspeckled5406 So something he has yet to install?
@@loveforeignaccentsyes , baseboards will cover the gaps on the perimeter of the room
You never lay any flooring all the way to the wall. Always leave a gap for expansion. That’s what baseboards are for, to cover the gap.
@@Esiddik Thanks for the info!
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Just take the tiles up.
Mdf in the bathroom floor isn't a good idea. If water gets to it, you'll have mould 0:29
Walk…talk…caulk. 14:35 The all have a silent L 🤓
WHAT? Could you repeat that a little louder?
If Matthew were alive and falling in love with the dream instead of you, I'm sure you'd adore him.
It is true that you are very similar to Roya, you two are very similar, but Roya is very kind and caring. And he always has a smile, but you don't.
Your relatives spoke highly of Matthew and said that you will never find anyone like Matthew. But no, it was not satisfactory to you.
You lost two people in your life, maybe this was your chance, but I couldn't.
One is your brother and the other is Roya.
You could have gone ahead with logic and saved your daughter from me, but with greed, lies and hypocrisy, you lost everything.
And I'm so glad, you couldn't love yourself, but he hated you too.
In this way, I tested him many times and every time I was convinced that he is not going to be friends with anyone anymore and that there is no more trust, and this makes me happy�
I wish Matthew was alive to see how stupid his brother is.
Wtf??
They say “Waterproof” but it should be Water resistant!!! Water made the Grand Canyon, it can get through vinyl… The people who sold me my “Waterproof “ vinyl told me that
it's a lvt not a vinyl
Bro, It's CEMENT not Concrete! Unless it has 1/4" aggregate it's NOT Concrete but CEMENT!
What’s he shouting for 😂
Yikes… every video teaches everyone why they should never buy flip houses.
f.e:
he will never forgive us
We will be tormented until the end of our lives
He gathered the merits of what you did
He condemned me. I gave half of my property to the court. see for yourself
I put 2 thousand dollars into his account yesterday
Today, the rest is 98 thousand dollars
I put it on your girlfriend's account.
My fine was heavy during this time.
You can always run away, so can I, but never from God's wrath.
And I have to pay 800 dollars to the court because of the disturbance.
You and I are both losers
No matter how well marketed and easy to install, plastic flooring is sh--t. Every time liquids spill on it, it gets underneath and rots whatever is down there. If you have any type of leak you're in trouble.
I am really worried about the dream, what did he really see in you and became interested in you🙀😹😹😹
but all in all, I am very happy that you don't have your daughter
This jealousy of mine worked
You two formed a beautiful harmony together and it bothered me.👎
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