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Bathroom flooring must perform in wet, slippery condition. As you consider merits of each flooring type, pay special attention to moisture resistance and safety.  The most popular bathroom flooring material is vinyl, and not just because it is affordable. Properly installed, it offers excellent water resistance, even in a below-grade bathroom. It can be installed over any flat underlayment, including an existing vinyl floor. It's soft, skid-resistant surface helps prevent slips and cushions the blow from a fall.  For a natural alternative, consider linoleum, which offers all the advantages of vinyl and then some, including superb durability and natural resistance to bacteria. Cork is another anti-microbial resilient flooring derived from natural sources.  Use cork tiles rather than sheet flooring, and caulk the perimeter of the room before installing the baseboard. A coat of sealant will protect cork from moisture.

Ceramic-tile flooring looks elegant and is watertight if properly installed. Smooth-glazed tile can be very slippery when wet, so consider a type of flooring with textured surface, or use smaller tiles so that the extra grout lines will provide traction. Check the tile's porosity rating. Porous tiles may powder or chip if subjected to frequent moisture. Even if you choose a relatively impervious tile, keep it as dry as you can.  Pooling water will damage grout and mortar, eventually loosening tiles. To stave off mold and make cleaning easier, use mildew-resistant or epoxy grout.

If you want natural-stone flooring such as marble, granite or slate, choose cut tiles rather than flagstones. Though their natural look is lovely, flagstones cannot be butted tightly together, so their resulting wide grout joints collect stains and bacteria. Stone tile with a glossy surface can be slippery, so look for a honed or rough surface. It's essential to protect stone flooring with high-quality sealant so it doesn't absorb dirt.