Flooring

This depends on the manufacture and the construction of the laminate flooring.

Generally speaking, it is unwise to put laminate into a full bath. The frequent humidity changes from bathing, the water from people exiting the tub, and the change of a catastrophic amount of water getting onto the floor is high.

A half bath, or a bath with just a toilet and sink, fair better with laminate. Although you still have to worry about the toilet over flowing or a water line breaking.

If you decide to put laminate into a bathroom or even a kitchen, it is best to use a siliconized caulk around the walls and toilet flange to prevent water from seeping under the flooring.

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Most Vinyl Asbestos Tile (VAT) was out of the system by 1979 however in an effort to make sure the wholesale & retail pipeline was all clear & without creating a financial burden on the companies with inventory they were given until 1984 to clear inventory & certify that it was all gone.

One other change was implemented to assure that the consumer & regulators could verify compliance.

Before 1979 most VAT tiles were 9"x9" after 1979 no one was allowed to make new tile with asbestos and no 9X9's were ever produced after that date. So if you see 12X 12 or bigger tiles you can be pretty sure they are Vinyl Composite Tiles (VCT) asbestos free.

Probably because you are using too much floor cleanser. I used to have the best cleaning lady in the world, but after she finished the kitchen, my bare feet would stick to the floor. I would wait until she left and wash the floor again with clear water and one of those microfiber rags. They really do get more dirt up that a terrycloth rag. I never told her because she was excellent in every other way! So sorry she moved to Chicago! I still wash the tile in the kitchen with just a splash of Lysol All Purpose cleaner in a bucket of water. To get off many years of residue, try rinsing multiple times with a water and vinegar solution, and one of those "Mr Clean Eraser" white sponges. I get the copycat ones at the dollar store. Change the water every time. You will be surprised how much "stuff" is actually on your clean-looking floors.

Dupont is known for having a very scratch resistant floor. Generally, if you keep your dogs nails trimmed and they are not 200 lbs, you should be okay.

It should be stated though that no laminate or wood for that matter is scratch proof. One down fall of a laminate is the limited amount of repair possible if a bad scratch does happen. It is not like a real wood floor where you can sand it and repair the spot.

Firstly, you have to make sure the structural condition of the old laminate floor is sound. If it is not, then you would need to make repairs to ensure it is as solid as possible. You can easily damage your laminate floors by laying them on a weak foundation. You can either damage the board or the connecting joints. Once the old laminate floors are structurally sound, you can proceed with laying the new laminate floors as you would on any other flooring. Make sure you use the correct underlay. In this case, foam underlay would be suitable and it would be the most cost effective. Laminate flooring is the best option for rejuvenating a living space. It is cheap, easy to install and easy to maintain.

12feet/3=4yards

11feet/3=11/3yards

4yards*11/3yards=44/3sq yards

as a decimal fraction 44/3=14.6666666666

There is no reason to wet them.

700 sq ft = 700*12*12 = 100800 sq inches

16*16 sq inches = 256 sq inches

So number of tiles = 100800/256 = 393.75

If this is for real, rather than a maths sum, allow for the fact that the shape you are tiling may not correspond to a whole number of tiles along its length or breadth and also for breakages.

576 feet x 12 inches in a foot = 6912 inches

6912 inches/18 inches per tile = 384 tiles

The foundation is built out of cement blocks instead of poured concrete.

Approximately 150 tiles. I would buy 120 at least if possible to start with and if you come up short, the balance of what you need should be easy to figure. If you're buying a stock tile it should be no problem to either return extra for credit or buy more.

You can fit nine 4x4 tiles in one squre foot (3 tiles wide by 3 tiles long). 56 square feet times 9 = 504. Add about 10% for cutting a/o waste (50 tiles) and you should buy around 550 tiles to complete the job. Good luck.

The very first Vinyl tile was created in the 1920s there's no exact date. But it was only in the 1950s that Vinyl tile evolved and become the self sticky vinyl tile.

945 square feet of carpet. (just multiply square yards by nine to get square feet).

You haven't said where you are, so the only option is to say - call a few floor layers in YOUR area and get an hourly rate, or better still ask them to look first and give a cost for the whole job.

If you have never installed a ceramic tile floor before, I would highly recommend hiring a professional to do it for you. If you don't want to do that, companies that sell ceramic tiles, such as www.BuyTile.com, can probably advise you on the best way to do it yourself. For example, site's FAQ even includes advice on hiring someone to do the installation. Good luck!

784 square feet requires a minimum of 87.1 square yards of carpet.

900 square feet.

yes that's what i did.

Cedar wood is a very good timber for EXTERNAL cladding etc.

It is also looks good internally too; makes a nice feature.

The problem is; it far too soft to use as flooring.

I use this timber from time to time.

Please take my word for this.

Sweep up the bulk of it and shop-vac the remaining dust. I can't think of anything easier.

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If you mean wooden stair treads the answer is yes. Use a good pva glue ;don't use glue that is over a year old it loses its strength with age; people don't get told this. For more info i would need the type of stair open or closed string.