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[QUOTE="wau5, post: 854246"] Was about to do flooring in my bathroom however got in a dilemma about how to actually do it, At first I wanted to butt-join the flooring straight up with tile and seal with colour matched silicon beading to cover the small gap and to make it a bit waterproof between the 2 surfaces. The flooring is 20mm lacquered oak so hopefully will be ok with an occasional splash of water from the wetroom area if wiped off afterwards. However since it's a 20mm oak it's bound to have some movement so It really wouldn't be probably wise to butt-join it with a tile specially with the wetroom tray where the massive forces from the seasonal movement can possibly compromise my wet-room cubicle? Ideally just for the sake of the good looks I would want to butt-join it with the tiled shower cubicle and leave a larger expansion gap at the other end of the room,however my common sense says not to do it, what options do I have here? Leaving a proper 8-10mm expansion gap and covering with a strip of small beading? Not the look I would really want... How would the pros here do it? pic: [img]http://i.imgur.com/vjvZjuO.jpg[/img] [/QUOTE]
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