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How Much Does Solid Hardwood Cost for a Bathroom?

Updated July 2026 · Pricing data from Floormath's flooring cost model

$372 – $1,072
Typical bathroom: ~7x7 ≈ 50 sq ft · typical project ≈ $597

A typical bathroom runs about 50 square feet. Installed hardwood flooring for that space costs $372 to $1,072 in 2026 depending on product tier, with the middle of the market near $597.

Honest take: most pros advise against hardwood in a full bathroom — standing water is its weakness. If you want this look in a bath, wood-look porcelain or waterproof LVP delivers it without the risk. The numbers below are for readers who are set on it anyway (powder rooms are a safer bet than full baths).

Bathroom cost by product tier

Product tierMaterialInstalled rangeTypical total
Red Oak — Domestic$5.49/sf$372–$659$502
Hard Maple — Domestic$6.49/sf$427–$714$557
Engineered Oak — Stable$6.49/sf$377–$714$532
Hickory — Hardest Domestic$6.99/sf$466–$783$597
White Oak — Premium Domestic$7.49/sf$466–$838$624
Brazilian Cherry / Exotic$9.99/sf$587–$1,072$774
American Walnut — Luxury$10.99/sf$642–$1,072$829

Totals include 10% material waste and professional installation.

Choosing hardwood for a bathroom

Full-wet room. Waterproof is non-negotiable.

Measure your actual room — bathrooms vary a lot — and remember installers add 10% for waste. If your bathroom is bigger or smaller than 50 sq ft, the per-square-foot rates above scale linearly.

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Frequently asked questions

How big is an average bathroom?

A typical bathroom in a US home measures around ~7x7 — about 50 square feet. Yours may differ, so measure wall to wall and multiply length by width.

What's the best hardwood tier for a bathroom?

Full-wet room. Waterproof is non-negotiable.

What does labor cost for a bathroom?

Professional hardwood installation for a 50 sq ft bathroom runs roughly $212 at national-average rates, adjusted by state.