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  "name": "At what point in a bathroom remodel should the new flooring be installed?",
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      "name": "At what point in a bathroom remodel should the new flooring be installed?",
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        "text": "Bathroom flooring is normally installed after drywall finishing, painting, and primary plumbing rough-ins, but before the vanity, base trim, and toilet are set. Placing tile underneath freestanding vanities and toilets ensures a seamless, watertight barrier across the entire floor plan. This sequence also allows future fixture updates without leaving exposed subfloor gaps. If a heavy custom vanity is planned, craftsmen coordinate height and plumbing alignment carefully so the flooring underlayment integrates cleanly with adjacent room transitions.",
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        "description": "Flooring is installed after plumbing rough-ins and wall painting, but before installing the vanity, toilet, and baseboards to ensure complete, watertight coverage."
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  "description": "Flooring is installed after plumbing rough-ins and wall painting, but before installing the vanity, toilet, and baseboards to ensure complete, watertight covera"
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