Todd, thanks for the info and reply. I dis y mean LVP inside the shower, but rather- how does LVP hold up butted up to a shower curb? How Does water not drip over the shower curb and get under the LVP? Is there a best way to seal that transition?
That transition is always tough. While a lot of the new product on the market is advertised as waterproof, it is not 100% guaranteed that moisture cannot cause any damage due to the cut ends and butting up to the curb. Flooring installers will utilize a color matched caulking to seal joints, however preventative maintenance is key. Making sure that caulking is always in good condition to prevent any water or moisture in.
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