Awesome! It’s 3 am and The last cut is against the tub. You’re video made up my mind. Looks awesome. My bathroom is small. Also I found that sheet metal scissors cut reallywell on these floors, ya know cause it’s 3 am. Thank you.
Awesome! I'm looking at installing vinyl plank flooring into my bathroom, and have been wondering if there was a way to but it up against the tub just like this. Thanks for the knowledge.
W0nderful. i don't want to quarter round it either. so you will glue the 3 boards. QUESTION: how is the flooring going to expand if you glue the first 3 boards?
Vinyl plank floors have almost no expansion/contraction. Nonetheless, you can only do this in a small stand alone area, like in a bathroom, with no issues.
Great idea to glue down the vinyl planking so it cant ever move. Forget what the manufacturer suggests "You do it" I just don't understand why stop with construction adhesive? I'm actually going to break out my nail gun and follow up with some framing nails quite possibly I'll set some drywall screws into the vinyl flooring and finish up with my ramset quite possibly ill set some tapcons. thanks for the suggestion
To avoid a Quarter Round molding along the tile wall; floating floors must be secured down along walls/other floors with moldings, such as quarter round :)
@@Youdoit_DIY Because I had a "pro floor installer" do it in my floors and it destroyed my vinyl floor planks and I had to redo everything all over again by myself and I did a better job than a "pro floor installer".
@@VersaVoicePodcast Oh, I'm sure you did... But, as I explain at the beginning, Vinyl Planks DO NOT expand&contract whole a lot, and if you're doing a small area, you can get away with it with NO problems.
what did you use for the transition between the bathroom door & room to the right ?
You , sir, are a craftsman.
Awesome! It’s 3 am and The last cut is against the tub. You’re video made up my mind. Looks awesome. My bathroom is small. Also I found that sheet metal scissors cut reallywell on these floors, ya know cause it’s 3 am. Thank you.
You Do It!, man! Thanks for the awesome feedback, sorry it took so long to respond... keep having fun!
Nice. Best i,ve seen
Awesome! I'm looking at installing vinyl plank flooring into my bathroom, and have been wondering if there was a way to but it up against the tub just like this. Thanks for the knowledge.
Does having the toilet secured on vinyl planks create any expansion/contraction issue?
That is exactly what I was looking for, how to install in same situation as this.
Almost finished in my pants at 5:40
W0nderful. i don't want to quarter round it either. so you will glue the 3 boards. QUESTION: how is the flooring going to expand if you glue the first 3 boards?
Vinyl plank floors have almost no expansion/contraction. Nonetheless, you can only do this in a small stand alone area, like in a bathroom, with no issues.
Great idea to glue down the vinyl planking so it cant ever move. Forget what the manufacturer suggests "You do it" I just don't understand why stop with construction adhesive? I'm actually going to break out my nail gun and follow up with some framing nails quite possibly I'll set some drywall screws into the vinyl flooring and finish up with my ramset quite possibly ill set some tapcons. thanks for the suggestion
Can you glue like this against the shower and bath if the vinyl planking is connected to the rest of the flooring?
rest of the house? no. only small areas like a bath.
why glue the 3 boards down at all? what is the purpose, thanks for any eplanation
To avoid a Quarter Round molding along the tile wall; floating floors must be secured down along walls/other floors with moldings, such as quarter round :)
Great job! What’s the name of the floors
thanks! it's Bluff Oak by Republic
What color is this??
called Bluff Oak by Republic Floor
Adhesive under LVT voids the warranty.
Crappy job. You are never suppose to glue and caulk the vinyl or laminate floating floors because after a few months the boards will start to crown.
I'm an Engineer, Builder and Pro Floor Installer with over 2 decades of experience...
What makes you so confident to post a crappy reply like this?
@@Youdoit_DIY Because I had a "pro floor installer" do it in my floors and it destroyed my vinyl floor planks and I had to redo everything all over again by myself and I did a better job than a "pro floor installer".
@@VersaVoicePodcast Oh, I'm sure you did...
But, as I explain at the beginning, Vinyl Planks DO NOT expand&contract whole a lot, and if you're doing a small area, you can get away with it with NO problems.
@@Youdoit_DIY - maybe I missed that part. We had our 1300 SQ feet basement done and it start crowning and breaking after a few months.
Yeah, I wouldn't do 1300sf like that. This part of the project was like 120 feet stand alone area