Lol he should use a transition strip. Having a slight height difference is normal and not a big deal. Can you show us the tile?

I say lol because it seems like he just wants more money. Nothing necessary about replacing the floor. Also important...is your lvp waterproof? There are water resistant ones but waterproof would make most sense for a kids bath.

"Also important...is your lvp waterproof?"

The LVP may be "waterproof" but that does not mean that the water will not works its way thru the clicklock system if not cleaned up promptly.

I read clicklock systems in waterproof lvp are much tighter and keep water out than other lvp

But I’m no expert on that specific flooring by any means

Neither am I but am in construction supply. The "say" that the floor will not allow water to pass thru and you have 24 hours to clean it up. I do not buy that statement. I honestly think they are promoting false hopes but that may just be me. If the water gets thru the system the entire floor needs to pulled up, washed in warm dish detergent and allowed to dry thoroughly. Then the subfloor must be allowed to dry out completely which depending on how wet could take some time. Only then can the flooring be reinstalled.

Well I guess OP should really just leave the tile then

Here’s a photo of the tile along with a sample of the lvp we chose. The tile’s in the kids’ bathroom so it cleans up to be a bit lighter than in the photo shown 😬

Roll with it. It will be fine as they both have the brownish family colors.

Do you mind me asking for the name of your LVP. Choosing flooring for a 1br guest house is next on my list and wanted a light white oak look. Thanks.

The only reason I’d switch tile to LVP at this point is if transition is difficult for wheelchair or elderly (trip hazard). It looks go and you’ll get used to it.

@Sharon Fullen I dont have wheelchair concerns i think I’ll stick wiht the tile Thanks for the advice!

Lvp is not a material I like or would ever use, so I vote keep the tile. I agree with the person who said, why downgrade?

@Karen The flooring is Provenza Moda Living, Road Trip. I have to deal with a lot of existing darker furnishings and this flooring seems to do the trick. Not too dark or too bleached or too gray. Hope that helps.

IMO vinyl plank is not a downgrade but really if you are not changing anything else in the bathroom I would not bother .

@j young , thank you!!

Looks like a small room. I would buy enough of the LVP to do the bathroom floor should you change your mind in a year or two.

Leave the tile. The LVP doesn't look good with the brown cabinets.

-- amateur