Does anyone have experience with Snap Stone tile?

[gayler]

Or any other product like this? How about race deck in the laundry room?

 

[Garage Flooring]

Or any other product like this? How about race deck in the laundry room?

http://www.consumerreports.org/cro/...iew/snapstone-beige-11-001-02-01-99048033.htm

 

[gayler]

Thanks. I need to tear out the laundry area of our house due to a past water leak. My wife wants to go back with tile and I don't want to put that much work into it again. I was thinking of the floating tile or Race Deck. I don't think she will like Race Deck in the house!

 

[Garage Flooring]

Thanks. I need to tear out the laundry area of our house due to a past water leak. My wife wants to go back with tile and I don't want to put that much work into it again. I was thinking of the floating tile or Race Deck. I don't think she will like Race Deck in the house!

Lots of options. Snapstone looks nice. Envee has some cool stuff

PVC tiles can be nice and easy to clean for that area too.

 

[duneslider]

A properly installed ceramic tile floor will not be affected by a water leak, if the water leak is resulting in the floor being damaged then something wasn't right.

I have not been impressed with the snap tile and it isn't that much less work than regular tile once it is all said and done. I can't see how it would hold up better than real tile if you have water issues either.

I don't see how race deck will save you from issues with water either.

 

[Garage Flooring]

Thanks. I need to tear out the laundry area of our house due to a past water leak. My wife wants to go back with tile and I don't want to put that much work into it again. I was thinking of the floating tile or Race Deck. I don't think she will like Race Deck in the house!

I skimmed over this... Are you on a concrete sub-floor, where you just want to make sure the new flooring wont get hurt by water or are you on a wood sub-floor that you are trying to protect from water.

 

[gayler]

I have a wood subfloor. The water leak was a pin hole in a plastic pipe under the house and was fixed a year ago. The tile was payed on plywood and it stayed wet for quite some time.