Solid Hardwood, Engineered and Laminate Flooring - wood-look flooring in bathroom-pergo, vinyl, what's best?

I would like to have a wood-look floor in my master bathroom. I've had mixed reviews on which flooring is best to prevent water damage. Some have suggested that pergo is best, while others suggest that I stay away from pergo in a bathroom. I've seen very realistic wood-look vinyl floor, such as Nafco. Can anyone suggest which wood-look flooring is best for bathroom use?

Pergo is a brand of plastic laminate. It is one of many. All manufacturers of floor covering products offer a range of qualities, price points, and warranties. If you are considering a plastic laminate product, go to www.azfred.com for some helpful info. While the surface of quality plastic laminate products is practically indestructible, excessive moisture can cause structural damage to products with a cellulose or fiber core. There are plastic laminates that have a plastic core. All spills should be wiped up immediately to prevent migration of water. A solid sheet of vinyl has no seams and standing water tends not to result in problems from spills. Moisture that gets under either plastic laminate or vinyl, such as from a toilet leak, may have negative effects on both laminate, vinyl, and subfloor.

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