i am trying to find a bathroom floor vinyl that looks like it has water spilt on it. it is very glossy looking but non slip.
ive tried all the obvious places but i am stuck now
can anyone help? :thumb:

Just pour water on your current one

Next

Just pour water on your current one

Next

And leave to dry in the heat :thumb: it will smudge, causing water effect

Just pour water on your current one

Next

soggy carpet isnt a good look :p

Have you looked online SS?

Do you specifically need it to be a vinyl/lino, Sara? I can point you in the direction of very high gloss non slip floor coverings, but they don't come on a roll. :)

Have you tried varnishing your carpets?;)

soggy carpet isnt a good look

Used to me a rumour of a guy who worked at Standard Life who was called Mr I P Sqwint

Presume his bathroom suffered from the same :D

Do you specifically need it to be a vinyl/lino, Sara? I can point you in the direction of very high gloss non slip floor coverings, but they don't come on a roll. :)
i wasnt sure if i could get it in anything else. tiles, vinyl, anything will do :thumb:

as long as its not too expensive:p

couldnt find anything on line

i wasnt sure if i could get it in anything else. tiles, vinyl, anything will do :thumb:

as long as its not too expensive:p

couldnt find anything on line

You do realise who posted this reply dont you?:thumb:

You do realise who posted this reply dont you?:thumb:

yes dennis:wonder:

yes dennis:wonder:

and your enquiring as to it being expensive barby............:wonder:

and your enquiring as to it being expensive barby............:wonder:
no, just want to know where it is Den :D

i wasnt sure if i could get it in anything else. tiles, vinyl, anything will do :thumb:

as long as its not too expensive:p

couldnt find anything on line


But how about a floor "treatment", ie something you apply directly *to* the floor, is that ok or do you specifically need it to have floor-covering qualities?

soggy carpet isnt a good look :p

Thats why you should make sure you dry properly after a shower :p

or shave

Harvey Maria (http://www.harveymaria.co.uk/)

in their 'Lifestyle' range there is a water effect tile

But how about a floor "treatment", ie something you apply directly *to* the floor, is that ok or do you specifically need it to have floor-covering qualities?

i dont like the floor i have so i want a nice shiny new one. ive seen two in B&Q but they are dark patterened ones. i want a light colour but cant find any wnywhere:(

Hi ss, i have black granite tiles with silver quartz bits in in my bathroom, looks the business but quite expensive, but will also last for years. :)

we use a metallic appearance vinyl in new homes - "Nairn Cushionflor Futura"
not quite "wet look", but some of them are fairly high gloss

Baby oil will gives a good wet look :)

Baby oil will gives a good wet look :)

bit slippy :p

the glossy look flooring is pretty new. the gloss is non stick and makes the floor look highly polished. i saw some in a bathroom but i can remember who's house it was in:(

Have you tried varnishing your carpets?

best idea yet

men dont have good ideas :D

Step 1, Chop both your legs off.

Step2, Drop Knickers(if not Commando already)

Step3, Drag yourself afound the floor(like a farmer ploughing the fields)

Bingo, snail trail flooring that has the wet look.

:thumb: :thumb:

Step 1, Chop both your legs off.

Step2, Drop Knickers(if not Commando already)

Step3, Drag yourself afound the floor(like a farmer ploughing the fields)

Bingo, snail trail flooring that has the wet look.

:thumb: :thumb:


That's pleasant, thanks !

:eek2:

snot the sort of answer i was looking for

i saw some in a bathroom but i can remember who's house it was in:(

Didn't you get his name and phone number? ;)

PS and it is "whose" not "who's" :)

Didn't you get his name and phone number? ;)

PS and it is "whose" not "who's" :)

i do a lot of interviews in people's houses, could be anyones:wonder:

might have been a doctors house...Dr Who? :p

i do a lot of interviews in people's houses, could be anyones:wonder:

might have been a doctors house...Dr Who? :p

Is that what they call it nowadays - I must be out of touch ;)