Do you tile a bathroom floor before installing a bath?

Bathroom installers are unanimous if you are looking for a high-quality finish, with a better seal against water damage, then always place tiles on the floor first. The principle of installing tiles is that the tile wall “hangs” above the tiled floor. The best way to achieve this result is to first place tiles on the floor so that the wall tile appears to be “sitting” on the bathroom floor. You can install a bathtub on top of the existing tile.

However, space preparation is as important as installation. You must ensure that the subfloor under the tile is strong enough to support the weight of a bathtub. Separate sink and wall kits are often used to replace old bathtub combinations in bathroom removals. This means that you only need to install the door and faucet after completing your bathroom remodel.

Remodeling a bathroom can be a costly and time-consuming affair, so it's important to research properly, analyze the type of bathtub to determine which installation method is the best. The bathroom is an essential aspect for any home, whether it's new or remodeling an old house and then adding.