Can I install laminated floor in my bathroom?

It is always recommended that you install flooring under all devices. This is so that if you ever decide to update the sink base that you won't have issues with the flooring not covering entirely. But there is no NEED to do so.

Bamboo flooring comes in three styles, solid, engineered, and click lock. The click lock and engineered are virtually designed just like laminate flooring, the only difference is the installation. Engineered has to be either nailed, stapled or glued down (depending on the subfloor, whether it is concrete or wood). The click lock is a floating floor and is installed the exact same as laminate flooring. Whether its on wood, or concrete it doesn't get nailed or glued at all.

Pergo is the name of a specific manufacturer of laminate flooring
make sure you follow all the instructions in the package when installing a laminate floor. They all have slightly different methods for success.

First, you can get the exact visual design that you wanted and it will cost you considerably less. Second, laminate flooring can be installed above and below the grade unlike hardwood flooring. Moreover, the laminate flooring is installed without using any nails or glue which make it much easier to it yourself. Furthermore, laminate flooring is extremely durable, easy to maintain and can be replaced easily.

Laminated floors are possible to install over virtually any type of floor you have although over carpets and especially high-pile carpets it is not advised.

Pre-glued laminated floors are easier to install than most other flooring, unless you're experienced and accustomed to working with your hands, you might want to leave this one to the professionals.

Glue-less laminated floors can be installed fast and are able to be used immediately. Glue laminated floors need to set for 18 to 34 hours before being walked on.

You get an idea on how much laminated floor you will need by measuring the length and the width of the rooms that you plan on installing laminated floor, multiply the length by the width and add 10 percent for installing errors and variation in floor design.