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heated non-tile non-slip wetroom floor?

11 years ago

We're doing an ADA wet-room remodel in a 1905 Folk Victorian house, and I'm struggling with bathroom flooring. The whole room will have the same flooring as the shower. On the walls we're going with white subway tile, a little black trim, and epoxy grout dark enough to cover any future stains. But for elders, tile floors can lead to broken bones. Tile is hard stuff if you fall on it! Heated wet-room floors dry faster and are less of a slip hazard. My research so far makes me think a poured epoxy floor is our best bet, but there are issues with running the heat underneath, though it may turn out to be as simple as adding 1/4" of extra base layer on top of the heating wire. Has anyone got suggestions for flooring in this situation? Commercial epoxy flooring is awfully expensive! Thanks... (The lower photo is of my steampunk late 1920s dental spit sink from Craigslist, coming soon to a bathroom near me!)

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