The trick is cutting the tile around the cabinets using the proper tools.
Floor tile under base cabinets.
Seal the gap between the vanity and tiles with bathroom caulk to prevent water leaks and moisture damage on the base of the vanity or the backerboard.
This piece should be at least 2 inches wide and about inch thicker than the total.
When tiling a bathroom floor does the tile go under the vanity.
However this process can be difficult labor intensive and time consuming.
Typically cabinets come before flooring.
You could use plywood to raise the level of the cabinets to the level of the floor.
Mark the layout of the cabinets and all floor based appliances.
Floor covering or finish flooring is the surface that you see and walk on not the subfloor under the underlayment or underlayment between subfloor and finished layer.
Remove the cabinets and screw a plywood filler piece to the subfloor about inch inside the line where it will be under the cabinets.
However you can put appliances fridge washer dryer etc on top of the vinyl plank flooring.
In most cases given standard flooring heights you will install the cabinets before the floor covering.
We do not recommend putting click lock vinyl flooring under cabinets as the floating floor needs to be able to expand and contract.
Install a ceramic tile floor in the bathroom.
Put all the base cabinets in place then mark a line on the subfloor corresponding to the front edge of the toekick.
Do you tile under the cabinet vanity that is to be secured to the wall on the floor.
Install plywood in remaining area to exact height of tile floor to finish cabinet install.
Putting cabinets directly on the concrete is the best option for your cabinets and for your flooring.
Installing laminate flooring under cabinets is a very common question for homeowners.
Personally i prefer to tile under the cabinets but if someone is putting in 15 per square foot tiles it can get expensive for something that will be hidden under the cabinets.
Here again this is a matter of personal preference.
Which do you prefer when it comes to tile and cabinets.
Install tile under cabinets and floor based appliances with a 2 inset this allows you to move the pattern and grout lines where needed.
On new kitchen installs or where the cabinets are not yet installed or are being replaced i always install the flooring first then install the cabinets on top and trim out with quarter round or base shoe if needed to hide gaps due to un level floor conditions or make up a separate kick cut to fit and install when the cabinets are in place.
If your tile is very expensive you wouldn t have to actually tile under the cabinets.