What is the best underlayment for a bathroom floor?

Plywood as a Subfloor Material Traditionally, exterior grade plywood has been the subfloor material of choice for many bathroom flooring projects. Plywood is made by gluing alternating layers of wood veneer. CDX plywood (¾”) in particular is used often because it has a high level of resistance to moisture and humidity.

Do I need moisture barrier and underlayment?

Mostly concrete subfloors transmit moisture. Concrete is porous and allows moisture to pass through to your basement/room level. If the amount is more than what your underlayment can handle, then yes you will need a moisture barrier. If it doesn’t exceed the amount, then the underlayment can handle the job.

When to use Trafficmaster 3 in 1 floor underlayment?

When laying new flooring, the underlayment is just as important as the flooring itself. TrafficMaster’s 3-in-1 floor underlayment is ideal for laminate and engineered wood floors. It can be used on grade or below grade and its reflective film barrier enhances floor thermal and moisture properties.

How does Trafficmaster vapor barrier protect flooring from mold?

If vapors are blocked or trapped, vapors become harmful water. The attached vapor barrier protects the overlying flooring from harmful moisture. Fibers are treated with a safe anti-microbial to inhibit mold and mildew. Get the ultimate in flooring protection with the exclusive Acoustical Underlayment with Attached Vapor Barrier from TrafficMASTER.

What are the dangers of using Trafficmaster flooring?

Spills, leaky plumbing, faulty icemakers can cause floor damage. TrafficMaster’s fibers can absorb up to 5 times it’s own weight, drawing harmful moisture in while protecting the overlying floor. If vapors are blocked or trapped, vapors become harmful water.

Which is the best acoustical underlayment for flooring?

Get the ultimate in flooring protection with the exclusive Acoustical Underlayment with Attached Vapor Barrier from TrafficMASTER.