When planning a walk-in shower conversion, choosing the right waterproof flooring involves balancing durability, water resistance, and maintenance needs. According to ACN Construction, the three best options are:
- Porcelain Tile: This is considered an excellent choice for wet areas. It is very hard, scratch-resistant, and becomes virtually impervious to water when glazed.
- Luxury Vinyl Tile (LVT): LVT is a high-performance alternative that offers moisture resistance and options with a waterproof core. It provides more comfort underfoot and is generally more budget-friendly.
- Natural Stone: While offering very high natural durability and a luxury aesthetic, natural stone has variable water resistance. It requires regular sealing and maintenance to prevent staining and water damage. It is the most expensive option.
It is important to note that these costs are preliminary estimates based on Denver market averages and may vary depending on the specific site conditions and project scope.
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