No contest. Vinyl sheet every time in a wet area. You will probably have no joins with sheet vinyl as opposed to many individual vinyl planks, each join of which is a possibility for water ingress.
maddie44,
Mar 22, 7:10pm
Agree and the new sheet vinyl comes in so many different colourings, has a wood texture and looks just as good as the planks
easygoer,
Mar 22, 7:20pm
I think you will find that the planks are not recommended for wet areas, as above use the sheet vinyl that has the look of planks
d.snell,
Mar 22, 7:52pm
Planks shrink if they get direct sunlight, then moisture can seep in the cracks and then lift. Vinyl roll is by far better.
scruff71,
Mar 23, 12:32pm
Thanks everyone, I'm leaning towards vinyl sheet but DB is undecided. Other overseas reviews provide similar responses to yours but it's great to get a NZ perspective.
chas,
Mar 23, 3:46pm
There are special glues that u can use if you decide to use planks in bathroom. I have tiles and planks down in wet ares. no problem
sanders4,
Mar 23, 5:57pm
If you have dog claws that may interact with either of the above then you may have to think outside of the square!
jane310567,
Mar 24, 7:29am
Planks look nicer. We have them in bathroom and kitchen and if laid correctly are fine.
scruff71,
Feb 25, 1:19pm
Decisions! Thanks again everyone.
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