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I'm going to be tiling my kitchen and bathroom, currently vinyl lino is on the floor does it matter whether I remove this or could I just tile the ceramic floor tiles on top of this is there any disadvantage/advantage of doing this?Also the kitchen leads to a door which leads to the bathroom am I correct in saying I draw a centre chalk line from the kitchen door which is centre straight through to the end of the bathroom floor and lay the tiles without adhesion to get an even amount of tiles across each side of the floor? And once I lay the tiles properly do I start from the bottom left of the kitchen floor working towards the right hand side and building up towards the end of the bathroom?Or could I just have one side uneven which is the left hand side as it is shall not be visible as there shall be a fridge there also a worktop in the centre and a cooker however also on the right hand side of the wall there is the kitchen sink so basically the worktop and kitchen sink are opposite each other in the centre of the kitchen with appliances on either sidePlease could you advise if I am going about the right way in tiling the kitchen and bathroom or if there is a alternative better option?

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