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  "name": "Will new bathroom flooring make the door or toilet sit too high?",
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      "name": "Will new bathroom flooring make the door or toilet sit too high?",
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        "text": "Floor height matters because a thicker tile assembly or underlayment can interfere with doors, toilet flange height, vanity clearances, transitions, and adjacent rooms. A thinner material may reduce those issues but can involve different preparation and durability tradeoffs. Ask for the proposed finished-floor height and how it will meet the hallway or bedroom flooring. Elite Remodeling & Design can include transitions and surrounding design decisions when coordinating a bathroom renovation.",
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        "description": "It can. New tile, underlayment, leveling compounds, or layered flooring may raise the finished floor and affect door clearance, toilet flange height, vanity fit, and transitions. Ask for the planned finished-floor height before installation and confirm who will adjust doors, transitions, or fixture details if needed."
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  "description": "It can. New tile, underlayment, leveling compounds, or layered flooring may raise the finished floor and affect door clearance, toilet flange height, vanity fit"
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