Flooring

Since it is 16 by 16 inches you must turn 120 ft2 into 17280 in2. Therefore you must find the area of the tiles (256 in2 each) and divide 17280 by 256. You will need 67 1/2 tiles. (I thank the other contributor in recognizing my error)

There are three feet in one yard. Just multiply .94 by 3. The answer is: It would cost 2.82 per square yard. I hope this helped. Good Luck!! No, multiply by nine. 3 feet in a yard and a square yard is a yard by a yard, 3ft x 3ft.

yes you can. make sure it is like pudding the cement i would recommend you use a wip you can attach a whip to your drill. and keep it hevaly moist you will be fine. all so calculate how much wait you use per pound per scare inch

Polyurethane scratches easily which will definitely show through your slate tile, also due to the porous nature of all natural stones the poly will become a permanent fixture in your otherwise beautiful tile. So, in that case, it could be done using the latest specifications and design criterion for the sealing of a slate.

You need a price for the carpet, per square foot, to find the answer.

In a perfect world, 225 will do it. In real life, better buy about 300

Hardwoods have a huge variety of usage. From building houses to creating boats, furnitures, and even musical instruments. They are also perfect for fuels and manufacturing of charcoal. Hardwoods can also be use in making weapons, kitchen utensils and barrels. The most commonly use hardwood right now is the Oak beam which can also be use in several different useful ways.

Tigerwood is an extremely durable lumber used extensively in both flooring and decking. It's more common name is "Goncalo Alves" and you may sometimes see it marketed under that name. Tigerwood is an unusual looking wood. Named for its similarity to the stripes on a tiger. Tigerwood hardwood flooring is an unusual combination of consistent color with a fantastic array of chocolate, almost black grain. This consistent color calms the intensity and detail of the grain, making for an unmistakable and unforgettable look. Tigerwood hardwood flooring is very hard and can be a challenge to work with. It has a Janka hardness rating of 1850 making it on par with Merbau and approx. 30% harder than hard maple, the hardest of the common North American species. Professional tools or a professional install is recommended when working with this wood. It's scientific name is Astronium fraxinifolium

What year did wall to wall carpeting become available in USA

1 meter is equivalent to 3.2808399 feet

So 1 sq meter would equal 10.7639104 square feet

WOODLOUSE, SLATER, SOWBUG, PILLBUG, DOODLEBUG, ROLY-POLY, POTATO BUG, BALL BUG

Price per square foot is a general term. The quality and service you are receiving will greatly impact this price . Get photos, ask for a portfolio, is water proofing included, is home cleaning included, is there a guarantee? All these factors are price oriented. On average a quality setter won't touch the job for less than 3.oo per square foot , labor only for the install of the tile. This is not including Demolition just setting the tile.

To find your answer we would need the different room dimentions. Carpet comes in different size rolls. Buying the rolls to fit the job eliminates waste.

Yes, if the adhesive is smooth, no lumps and if you use a compatible glue, not thinset cement

place a rag or a towel over the waxed area and set an iron on the rag for about 20 seconds-- this will heat the wax enough for you to wipe it up.

Answer

If you are trying to remove old wax from the floor, you would use ammonia in a bucket of water. This is what we used back in the day. There may also be commercial removers that you can buy from a hardware store.

24 ft * 24 feet gives an area of 576 square feet.

A 10'-0" X 10'-0" area is 120" X 120". 120" divided by 16" = 7.5 tiles. Therefore your room is 7.5 tiles X 7.5 tiles. This equates to 49 full tiles + 14 half tiles (or 7 full tiles) + a tile for the one corner. This totals 57 tiles. I would add extra to cover mistakes when cutting the tiles - check quantity per package and round up.

It depends upon the type of tile, the area to be tiled, the availability of materials and labor, among other things.

a 12 x 12 tile is 1 square foot. So, you would need 300 tiles to cover 300 square feet

No as the handymen are not qualified BUT today many companies call their non skilled / non licensed / no trainable employees a "tech" and to beat journeymen licensing they send out these non skilled people into peoples homes having no clue to codes or reasoning Many franchise companies say "we are sending ut a tech" beware

To start a square yard is equivalent to 9 square feet. measure width and legth of the room and multiply by each other, For example a 9 x 10 room would be 90 square feet. Dive the 90 square feet by the 9 square feet (1 yard equivalent). The answer would be 10 square yards

laminite flooring or man made, not natral

diluted vinegar

108 square feet; length x breadth (width)