inexplorata
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So I've finished building the platform for a drop-in fiberglass roman tub, and I'm wondering what you guys would do next.
The Executive Design Committee said she wants the top and front to be finished with this dark wood lock-n-fold flooring she found on sale somewhere. So before I start putting that down, would y'all suggest something between the 3/4-inch plywood and the flooring that might help with the fact there will likely be water around?
I can't imagine typical wood floor underlayment has much in the way of water resistance... I'm thinking cement board, but can't help feeling that's overkill. My other thought is to just seal the heck out of the wood after it's snapped together.
Thoughts?
The Executive Design Committee said she wants the top and front to be finished with this dark wood lock-n-fold flooring she found on sale somewhere. So before I start putting that down, would y'all suggest something between the 3/4-inch plywood and the flooring that might help with the fact there will likely be water around?
I can't imagine typical wood floor underlayment has much in the way of water resistance... I'm thinking cement board, but can't help feeling that's overkill. My other thought is to just seal the heck out of the wood after it's snapped together.
Thoughts?