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Choosing a bathroom floor
Grip, drainage and cleaning together
A surface described as anti-slip still needs to suit wet, barefoot use. Ask for the manufacturer’s suitability information, not just a sales label. Consider cleaning, joints and transitions between surfaces. A strongly textured finish can be harder to maintain; the right choice balances grip and everyday care.
Ask how the floor slope and drainage will work and whether any new edge will obstruct movement. Good grip does not compensate for standing water, loose coverings or poor lighting. No surface makes every movement risk-free; assess the complete room and the person’s needs.
This guide helps you prepare questions. The technical solution must be assessed in your home.