Thread: bathroom mini re-model: please help select flooring for shower

OK, so my bathroom looks like this...

but after 2.5 years the shower floor started to look like this...

so, i am going to replace it with one of these...

3 options...all the same SPA style, to give the impression of a hand laid pebble, they come in sheets of 12 x 12

please give me your opinions on which one you like best

is that travertine? wonder if you can acid wash it? surely there is a cleaning agent you can use and then apply a high quality sealer to prevent it in the future.

Originally Posted by forhamilton

is that travertine? wonder if you can acid wash it? surely there is a cleaning agent you can use and then apply a high quality sealer to prevent it in the future.

yeah, i've tried. i think it's calcification from the grout. bottom line, the cost to re-do the floor is minimal, and i look foward to the new look. feel me?

Yup. The first one is out for me. Too bland. Out of the 2nd and 3rd, I think I like the 2nd one best. The 3rd one almost looks like exposed aggregate concrete. The 2nd looks clean, crisp and rich.

When I was in construction, I would only use SpectraLock grout. No calcium, inherently sealed, epoxy based.

I love it, it WILL NOT stain!

That is all you need to do. (pm me on it if you like.)

Originally Posted by artherd

When I was in construction, I would only use SpectraLock grout. No calcium, inherently sealed, epoxy based.

I love it, it WILL NOT stain!

That is all you need to do. (pm me on it if you like.)

with this kind of "tile" type and a ton of grout I will Definately be looking into this!

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