reuse remaining bathroom subfloor
9 years ago
Our guest bathroom toilet leaked and we had to remove the subfloor around the toilet to fix the water damage. About 2/3 of the vinyl flooring is still okay.
To prepare the subfloor for vinyl install again, do we need to rip out the entire subfloor or can we reuse subfloor that's not damaged?
Looking for durable solutions even if means more cost and labor initially.
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