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Friday July 30th 2010
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Bathroom Floor Tile


Part of your bathroom rehab project will include taking a look at flooring options and deciding on how to add style and function to your new bathroom. Of course, those things are true with every part of the room, but considering function when it comes to flooring is sometimes harder than with things like sinks and cabinets.

Of course you can find bathroom flooring that is beautiful and stylish, but functional? What does that even mean? Well, think about it. You get up in the morning and you visit the bathroom. If the floor is too cold, you notice. If the floor is too slippery, you notice that too. Those are real ways that functionality comes into the picture when talking about bathroom flooring.

Bathroom Floor TileProbably the most popular choice for bathroom flooring is bathroom floor tile. Tile comes in a huge range of colors, sizes, and styles. You can spend months looking at different tiles. For that reason it is important that you at least have a starting point in mind when i comes to the style of the bathroom floor tile.

Remember that tile is physically cold to touch, and that can sometimes be a bad thing when ti comes to the bathroom floor. One way to warm up the tile, albeit mentally warming it up, is to choose warmer colors to create an illusion. if you have a bathroom that is brightly lit and painted with bright colors, light colored tile on the floor might feel cold, even if they are not cold to the touch. Make sense? A good way to accomplish this warming is to use a pattern of different tiles. For example, combining white and black can make a pattern like a checkerboard. Many people would not like that pattern, but the idea is to use different tiles to get the look and feel you want.

Bathroom floor tile comes in a variety of materials. Ceramic and porcelain are the most common choices because they are extremely durable and resistant to water. A less expensive option is to go with vinyl bathroom floor tile. This is easy to install and the right choice in vinyl can still look very upscale and stylish.

No matter which bathroom floor tile you choose, be sure to handle the installation properly. The bathroom floor must handle water on a regular basis. Installing the tile properly and having the floor grouted the right way are extremely important. If this is handled wrong, the bathroom floor will not last very long. Worse, the underlying floor can be badly damaged if water is allowed to get to it.


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