How to Cut Engineered Wood, Laminate & LVT Around Toilets | A-Z Guide Feat. Craig Phillips

Tackle the challenge of cutting flooring around toilets with expert tips from Tile Mountain's brand ambassador and DIY guru Craig Phillips! In this informative video, Craig demonstrates how to accurately cut engineered wood, laminate, and luxury vinyl click flooring to achieve a seamless and professional finish in your bathroom. 🚽✨

In this tutorial, you'll learn:

🔹 The best tools for precise cutting
🔹 Step-by-step techniques for measuring and marking
🔹 Tips for fitting around toilet bases for a clean look
🔹 How to ensure a perfect installation

Whether you're updating your bathroom or embarking on a full renovation, Craig’s practical advice will help you navigate this tricky task with ease. Don’t forget to subscribe for more DIY insights, and share your flooring projects in the comments!

0:00 - Intro
1:40 - How to use lining paper to mark up where you need to cut your flooring
3:08 - How to cut around the toilet
4:28 - How to cut around the back of the toilet
5:05 - How to seal around a toilet with a silicone sealant
5:40 - Outro

Cutting engineered wood, laminate, or luxury vinyl tile (LVT) flooring around toilets offers several key benefits that enhance both functionality and aesthetics. A precise cut allows for a snug fit around the toilet base, preventing gaps where dirt and moisture can accumulate, which helps maintain a cleaner, more hygienic bathroom environment. This careful attention to detail not only improves the overall appearance of your flooring but also contributes to its durability, ensuring a professional finish that enhances the longevity of your installation. Ultimately, well-fitted flooring around toilets can elevate the look of your bathroom while minimising maintenance concerns.

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