Luxury hardwood flooring is great for those who d like to have real hardwood flooring in their laundry rooms but don t want to risk ruining their investment.
Tile or hardwood in laundry room.
Tile can be hard to stand on for long periods and it is inherently cold but this can be eliminated with radiant heating.
All ceramic tile is slipperier colder and noisier than other laundry room flooring options so know that the whirring of the washer or dryer is more likely to reverberate on this type of flooring.
Solid hardwood would be the best however you must take into mind that it is thick from 3 4 to 1 so the adjoining floors if any would have to be propped up.
Ceramic tiles and their variety can offer homeowners endless tiled looks.
Engineered hardwood is ok but you have to be careful because a lot of it comes off of a roll and sort of pleats itself onto the floor in almost no time at all.
These days companies sell treys that washers and dryers can go on in case of a leak which reduces the risk.
Ceramic tiles are also appropriate for laundry room floors.
If the laundry room is open to other areas with hardwood running the same flooring in might make sense.