What kind of flooring in the utility room on screed - DIY, tiles?

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Oh, okay? I tried to send one, but now I can’t find it anywhere either. No idea if it arrived.

Painting is out of the question? Epoxy floor coating? You can do it yourself and it's waterproof.

I had thought about that too, it would certainly be easy, but unfortunately I don't like the look of it, I find it uncomfortable.
You can argue about how cozy a utility room has to be, but I like to make even small, technical rooms look nice. After the floor, a worktop and shelves will also be added, as well as wall paint that gives the whole thing more of a "laundry room" character and less of a practical technical room feel.

Oh, okay? I tried to send one, but now I can't find it anywhere. No idea if it arrived.

Oh, that may be, I haven't been registered for long. Unfortunately, I haven't received anything.
Are you allowed to name the manufacturer here without a link?

Oh, that may be, I haven't been registered for long. Unfortunately, nothing has arrived for me. Are you allowed to name the manufacturer here without a link?

I'll try my luck. I found them in a very large online department store named after a huge river. ;) I would have searched for the manufacturer "ARTENS", PVC flooring MAYUM - our color is "wood effect - light gray/gray", but there are many other designs as well. And also many result photos in the reviews. We bought it a few months ago for €38 per package, and there was something over 2m² in the package. It's become a bit more expensive by now, but not much. We made do with 3 packages because we could exclude the tub and shower. The planks can be easily scored with a utility knife and then simply snapped off. It's really easy.

Thank you, found it!

So it is with PVC, but we'll see. There are really a lot of photos in the reviews.