Vinyl underlay for bathroom

Question

Can you recommend an underlay for vinyl flooring in a bathroom?

Robert · Answer

There isn't one on the market made specifically for sheet vinyl. Uzin rr620 would work but you're better off with a sheet of plywood and/or a self leveling/smoothing compound. 

ply on wooden subfloors, screed on concrete etc.

Dany · Answer

Most vinyl flooring or luxury vinyl tiles do not require underlay. Vinyl floors are designed with a base layer

Gordon · Answer

No, vinyl is made to go straight to the floor.
Using an underlay will 'pop' the top wear level  which results in needing a new flooring.

Jason · Answer

Vinyl can not be laid under underlay , it can only  be laid on ply lined floor or hardboard

Chris · Answer

Vinyls go straight on to the sub floor. No underlay at all. The floor might need plyboarding or self leveling.

Iftakhar · Answer

Underlay is not required for vinyl flooring, can lay straight on to the subfloor.

Kieran · Answer

will depend on product speak to the supplier they will tell you exactly what to use

Jose · Answer

Vinyl flooring don't  require underly as it  has a properly base on it.

Sanjar · Answer

. No underlay is required for a vinyl floor is you are installing your new floor on a smooth surface. Similar to laminate flooring, the most modern vinyl floors are laid using a click technique, giving a new form to the term; 'a floating floor'.

Rhys · Answer

You don't need underlay with vinyl. It's just straight down to the ply/screed.

Vinyl underlay for bathroom

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