I have wood floors in our bathroom. Have had for a good while. Kids are now four and six. There is one spot in the corner that gets very water logged from bath. It's about 1cm wide and I need to pull off skirting and sand and seal. It's the second wood bathroom I've had but it's hardwood planks on joists not herringbone on a substrate.

Different tilers will always give different quoted prices. The best way to get an answer to your question is asking a tiler, contractor or project manager.

looks amazing. I might ask my tiler to change our white long subways from vertical to herringbone now I have seen this. Do your tiles have a bit of movement in them as mine do so I was worried about laying them in a herringbone design.

Hi, Just want to share some advice I wish I had before I had all of my floors recovered . The carpet for the bedrooms stairs and hall was straightforward so was as quoted which also included the installation. I was also quoted for Hydrocork which was recommended to me as a floating flooring by a large well known flooring company here in New Zealand - disaster - it is now 7 months on and I still have the faulty floor down and It looks like I am going to be $10,000.00 while retailers, installers and suppliers duck and dive. Just make sure you get a Scope for the installation and find out what happens when either the product or installation is faulty - remembering that not all faults with flooring show up immediately. I just don’t want anyone else to go through this.