I need to replace the cheap shitty vinyl in our toilet (separate to bathroom, I know, v old fashioned!) urgently. It's crumbling, and impossible to clean. Landlord is happy for me to do so. They won't replace, as it's 'cosmetic' rather than 'needed'...
I want to do vinyl tiles, as a) it's a tiny room, and b) I've never done it before, so don't want to risk buggering up vinyl sheet.
Currently the sheet vinyl is laid on floorboards directly, but I have read that I need a hardboard or plywood layer underneath tiles?
Problem is, I don't have the circular saw needed to cut to size, and around the pedestal and the random pipes. I have a normal saw, and a handsaw/hacksaw (the one with a blade across a space, rather than a solid blade).
So: can I use something else for underlay? Or can I get a sheet cut to a shape (including hole for pedestal)? I can't lay onto existing vinyl, as it's all lumpy, has buckled at one point, and has a bent over nail through it! Please help!