Flooring

It can do but it is all in the mind as you know. The same applies to wallpaper. you hang wallpaper with narrow stripes it will make the room look smaller. hang w/ paper with wide stripes it will make the room look larger.

you might be tempted to divide 500 by the area of the tiles, but keep in mind that you cannot tile a floor with fractions of a tile. And though it may be possible to get two usable sections out of one tile, we should not assume that we can. In fact, the number of tiles that you need depends on what the shape of the area is.

Let us assume that is the area is a square in which case the length and width are both √500 feet, approximately 22.36 feet or 268.32 inches. 268.32 divided by 16 is 16.77, so we need 17 tiles in each dimension, or 289 tiles.

But if the area is 20 by 25 feet, or 240 by 300 inches, we get a different answer. In this case we need 15 tiles in one direction and 19 in the other, a total of 285 tiles.

You shouldn't. You need a surface that will allow the adhesive to make a good bond to.

There are different types, read the instructions for the one you buy and apply it to the recommended sub floor.

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It depends on what carpet or tile you're using. However as a teacher, my experience is, as far as efficiency and maintenance, tile is a much better option. It's much easier to keep clean and more sanitary.

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I prefer nails. I have only seen one staple job get some lose boards so I can't knock them.

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If it has a timber floor under and vinyl is solid to the floor and not to thick screw down 10 mm ply at 150mm centres. seal ply with pva sealer prior too tilling. If it is a concrete floor it is best to lift vinyl.

There are tons of leg coasters for furniture. Most are for keeping the legs from scuffing the floor, there are some nice plastic risers that nail into the bottom of the leg and protect the floor.

The best way to repair particle board sub-flooring is to cut out the bad spot and replace with new board.

You can only use vinyl and self stick tile over particle board. Ceramic tile cannot because the moisture in the thin-sets will break down the particle board.

Prefinished hardwood means that it is already finished (w/ stain and Poly) at the manufacturing plant. All you need to do is install it. This contrasts with unfinished hardwood where you install it and then sand, stain and finish it on site.

Installing prefinished is faster since you don't have the extra steps of sanding, staining and waiting for the stain and poly to dry. This can easily add 4-5 days to your project timeline. And, finishing on site is messier.

However, in my area of the country (NY/Northeast), most homeowners prefer the look of when it is finished on site (the floor is smooth vs. microbeveled edges) and it tends to cost a little bit less for unfinished hardwood.

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The floor you can install on top of the radiant heat is Tile and hardwood floor.

Sitting on the floor is an expression of humility before the Guru. Furthermore, it also makes people feel equal and allows each person to choose a place suitable for him/her. While sitting on the floor, one can enjoy Kirtan with greater concentration than while sitting in chairs or on benches. It needs only a little training to be able to sit comfortably on the floor without being tired. A common problem with sitting on the floor is caused by skintight pants, which are not supposed to be worn in a Gurdwara, anyway. If a person has a medical problem and cannot sit without support for his back, there is no objection for his/her sitting by the wall of the Gurdwara. However, in practice it has been found that most of the people want to sit there for the sake of comfort and convenience, which needs to be discouraged. It is, therefore, suggested, that the people having a medical problem may be provided with a speaker in a separate room other than the Sangat hall. They may sit there with some support to overcome their medical handicap. In the Gurdwara we are supposed to be attentive and responsive as a student is supposed to be in his classroom while his teacher is teaching.

As you have already figured out, water is not the friend of any type of wood floor. That being said I think the allure floor hasa wax impregnated tongue. Check your spec sheet that came with the floor or google it online. If you go ahead and use the steamer don't let it rest in one spot on the floor. keep it moving and lift it off when you are done.

No, I would try to avoid that at all costs. If you do it, it will crack. It's best to remove the existing tile and smooth out subfloor before installing any tile, and most especially for installing marble which is very fragile.

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This is a point is debated among those who install flooring. Bruce Hardwood Flooring, the leading hardwood seller in America states felt paper or red rosin in unnecessary for installation of a nail or staple down floor.

There are those who believe it acts as a vapor barrier. The issue with that thought is, if you need a vapor barrier over your wood subfloor, you shouldn't be installing wood anyway.

Some believe it will reduce the squeaks in the floor. This would be a hard thing to say for sure. If this is a concern, you may want to.

One thing that red rosin does do for sure is make flooring easier to install. You can more easily slide boards together and across the floor. The paper reduces the friction against the subfloor.

Oak is generally thought of as a durable flooring. It is the most common wood floor in North America.

The Janka Hardness Scale puts white oak at 1360 and red oak at 1290. In comparison, hard maple is a little higher at 1450 and southern yellow pine at 870.

The construction of the floor will have a great deal to do with how this floor will wear. The under part of the floor ideally should be made of plywood and not HDF or MDF. Assuming this, oak engineered flooring is a durable choice for most homes.

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with a jackhammer is the easiest way. You can use a demo hammer or even a sledge, but why?

What kind of tiles? For the floor or walls also? Simplest example. 12x12 floor tiles. 10x12 room. One length times one width. 10x12=120 12x20 room, 240 tiles. 6x6 tiles there are 4 tiles in each square foot of floor space 10x12x4=480 Whatever you are doing, one length times one width gives you the square footage. Then figure how much each tile covers and multiply.

Depends What measurement you want it in, if u want it in cm2 then multiply 14x24=336cm2 so that's your answer in cm2. your welcome! ^.^

30 square feet / 18 square inches per tile = 240 tiles.

But you should probably buy 264 tiles to allow for 10% waste, and may have to buy the tile in full case lots - check with your supplier.

And you may want to order trim pieces or bullnose pieces for exposed edges.