Flooring

There will most likely be a visible scratch.

1 metre = appox. 3.281... feet

So, 1 square metre = approx 10.764... square feet.

So $3 / 10.764 = about 28 ¢.

Generally plywood comes in a 4' x 8' sheet which is 24 square feet...meaning 1 sheet is all you need for 18 square ft.

To find a rooms square feet you only need to multiply the 2 numbers and then divide by 25 for the number of sq ft per box. Keep in mind when buying tile you want to have 10% for waste. 9x22=198 198/25=7.92 You would need 8 boxes but 9 would be advisable if you haven't factored any waste into your measurements.

First off, you need to find a wax stripping product, one that is designed for terrazo floors. You can use that to clean the floor. Removing the wax isn't a big deal when you carefully follow the instructions. After that, use water to wash off the traces and residues of the wax-stripping product. You can dry the floor after that. Next, you can apply the terrazo floor sealer. This is a helpful step as doing that can help in protecting the unsightly stains. Once the sealer is applied you can let it to dry completely. Do not apply too much as one thin coat is enough to get the job done. It is important to keep the dust away from the flooring because the quality of dust can result in scratches. So you need to sweep the floor regularly using a dust map or a broom. Also, get a dust cleaner that has neutral pH. Along with a cleaner, combine 3 gallons of water. Apply the mixture on the floor and let it be there for a few minutes. Rinse the mixture and rinse the floor until there are no map lines seen. Once the floor is mopped entirely, prepare the buffing machine and then use it on the floor.

The cost will be 555.00 for the 15 square yards.

Area = L x W = 9 x 15 = 135 square feet.

Divide by 9 to get 15 square yards.

Multiply 15 times 37.00 and the answer is 555.00 (in whatever currency).

You can see that [9 x 15 / 9 ] x 37.00 = 555.00

There are several companies in the New York, New Jersey area that sell 9" parquet flooring. See web link for additional info.

My neighbor had his small apartment done recently, 600 sq. ft, for $100.

10 ft * 10 ft = 100 square feet

$0.99 * 100 square feet = $99

240 SqFt / 9 SqFt/SqYd * $8.91/SqYd = $237.60

I would use a latex screed. like cement but with a latex binder, add water pour 5- 10mm on to the concrete and it self levels.Dries in about a day.Put a poylthene membrane down first if damp is a problem

It depends on the width of the carpet - one dimension would need at least 7m wide, the other would need at least 4m wide. Is either dimension available as the roll width? If it isn't, you will have to buy extra and throw it away. The room is 6.7m x 3.35m.

The first difference is in the color - it comes in gray (use with darker tiles) or white (use with light tiles). There are three common categories with a range of products that differ in grade, curing time, composition, and price. Each type is geared to a specific environment and substrate where the tile is to be set.

Vinegar and water is the best cleaner for porcelain. The grout needs to be sealed regularly with a high quality sealer to maintain its color and to prevent staining. You can use a standard household mop and bucket or spot clean with a terrycloth towel.

As with other building materials, knowledge of the history of the construction can help you eliminate some materials that are too new to contain asbestos. For the rest, the only way to determine with certainty if asbestos is present is to have a sample sent to a lab and examined microscopically.

Many materials can be examined in a polarized light microscope to determine whether and how much asbestos is present.

However, because of the way flooring materials are made, it is usually necessary to examine the same with an electron microscopy to be certain that asbestos is not present.

It's as simple as 15 ft * 12ft = 180 sq. ft

Square footage is an area - i.e a length (measured in feet) multiplied by a width (again, measured in feet).

To measure square feet, measure the length, and width you require, then multiply them together. The resulting number is the "square footage".

This depends on what you view as a lot. Roberts brand Acrylic Urethane Latex Engineered Wood and Parquet Adhesive states it requires a 1/8" x 1/8" square notch trowel. It will cover 70-80 sq ft per gallon.

Including prep time (new construction) and shoe moulding, about 3 days.

If each tile is 600x600mm, that would be .6m*.6m=0.36(m^2) 8(m^2)/0.36(m^2)=22.222 tiles -> round to 23

Yes as long as it has been down at least 3 days.

Without allowing for any waste, you would need 78 tile.

if the blue is dark, then dark purple but if it is light blue, then with light yellow or green

Not Durock brand. Their spec guide states that only "thin stone". Thin stone is generally a stone veneer. Wonderboard has a much better and more extensive warranty for stone. See attached links.

It sounds like you have natural stone. Unfortunately if your black tiles are a natural stone like slate, you have etched your tile. Vinegar is an acid and works wonders on glazed tile, but natural stone will actually start to break down. I have heard that some contractors can sand or buff out the damage. Get in touch with a natural stone specialist. I would stop trying to get the white out until you get a pro out to tell you for sure.