I’m actually about to do this in my small ranch home (every room the same lvp). I hadn’t even thought that it would be weird to put it in the bathroom. My thinking is that since our house is small and you can see every room when you stand in the middle, it would make the house feel larger and more cohesive if the same flooring flowed throughout.

Right now I can actually see 4 different types of flooring when I stand in the middle of my house. So I’m really looking forward to having it all be the same.

By the way, I really like your lvp in the picture. It looks like it’s light/neutral and could work anywhere.

Go for it . No matter what you choose if it flood it still needs to be replaced.

JAN MOYER Tile is a great option - I was just trying to think of ways to use up the vinyl that we have - trying to keep costs as low as possible. I think we will replace the tub with either a shower or a less 1980's tub so that is a great point about the mold/mildew

When I say flood, I mean copious amounts of careless shower curtain water, not Noah..........

However. A SHOWER and use same tile on floor and shower walls? Probably bigger feeling bath, and safer for slob renters. Many ARE no matter how you vette.

In other words. better a great result than worrying on your left overs It's a lot harder to "soak" a tile floor.

JAN MOYER So you mean use the same tile on the floor and also in the shower? If we got rid of the tub just do one tile throughout the whole bathroom? I really like that idea....

Exactly, except for shower pan floor which needs a smaller tile for pitch to the drain...or you buy one : )

I like that idea too. Im sure it would give the room a bigger feel. Suppose you could always hang onto the extra lvp for any possible repairs needed in the future.

JAN MOYER thank you. That would look amazing in a bathroom - white would be great to make it look bigger and feel clean. I think renters would appreciate it.

That's a tight spot at toilet. Even a tub shower can still look good! Same principle