Hi, we have the Traffic Master Allure in both bathrooms with no problems. I want to say it's been in there around 5+ years or so, can't remember exactly when we installed it. My daughter was a teen still living at home, and I have 2 sons using the downstairs shower now, one is 21, and the other 14 , and the floor is still holding up very well. I've never seen the peeling up of edges that I hear so much about, and it's the easiest floor to clean too. We're planning to install it in the kitchen soon also. Hope my experience helped you a little bit...

I personally like the porcelain marble look tile floors for a bathroom. Very luxurious. And there are some very good look a likes. I have wood look tile in my whole downstairs and while I love it and it is beautiful, it is more rustic than I’d like in a bathroom.

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.

I am wondering if I should just take my multipurpose tool and cut out the plywood piece towards the door jam. Then put the t molding over that. I think there is a t molding that i can use that would go from vinyl plank flooring to a lower floor.