Flooring

Construction prices vary depending on your location...

If the customer buys all the materials upfront themselves and you do not have to do anything except install the flooring then you could charge anywhere between $3.50-$10.00 per Sq Foot.

It depends on how many square feet the box will cover.

I found two different brands: one covered 22.93 sqft, the other 17.59 sqft.

your room is 12' x 14' = 168 sq.ft

so 168 sqft / (22.93 sqft / box) = 7.32 boxes for my first example

and 168 sqft / (17.59 sqft / box) = 9.55 boxes for my 2nd example

Hope this helps

low cost berber (5 year warranty) includes moving furniture removing old carpet and new padding installed. The carpet being install in a basement rec room.

try using a laminate safe disinfectant or scented cleaner. if that doesn't work sprinkle some baking soda on it.

Yes but not recommended. Even with the smallest grout lines, you should still use some kind of grout preferably unsandedgrout just match it with the color of the granite for a smooth continuous look.

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It depends on the type of tile you are using, but typically 10% is a safe number. For natural stone you may want to add a bit more waste.

204 square feet. Just multiply length by width - the answer is the square footage.

This may sound strange, but rubbing the sole of your athletic shoe over the scuff mark may do the trick.

To remove rubber padding that has adhered to a hardwood floor, use a very thin wallpaper scraper, proceed slowly and finish by lightly sanding the area. The finish of the floor has most likely been dissolved by contact with the runner padding, so the finish will need to be renewed.

For a math question: You multiply 33.87 by $5. The answer is $169.35. For a real life experience: However, if the room is not a rectangle and is wider than 12 feet, you may need additional carpet.

Hope you are not joking. Just multiply 23 times 12 and that will be your answer.

180 square feet
180 sq ft

I bet your thinking 360

HA HA

Not a chance, add 10 per cent for cuts that's 360 +36 =396

Then add another 30 for that fancy pattern in the middle =426

this does not include waste caused by the wife changing her mind on the direction or the two boxes you drop on the way home.

Always ensure the supplier has plenty of the same batch, just in case

122 sq yds X 9 = 1098 sq ft

The formula for determining square yards is... length times width divided by 9 = square yards

100 square feet. A= lxw A= area l=length w=width 10x10= 100.

240 square tiles are needed

I install ceramic tile professionally in the Opelika, AL area. An accurate estimate would be 99.36 tiles, but you need to add in 10% waste for straight lay and 15% for diagonal. You also need to take into account the size of your grout lines 1/8" 1/4" 1/2". My recommendation get 115 tiles figure out how many are in each box and get the closest to 115 and be sure to round up not down. Rather have too many tiles than not enough. If you have extra keep them in case you break some down the road. Hope this was helpful.

Convert each dimension to inches [15 * 12 + 6 = 186 inches and 12 * 12 + 8 = 152 inches] then multiply [186 * 152 = 28272] and then divide by 144 [28272 / 144 = 196.3recurring].

Assuming there are 12 inches in a foot.

Cross your fingers and hope for the best. It may delaminate and it may not.

120 square feet.

Scrape carefully with a metal spatula, then get residue with acetone.

Hi,

Well you will need 127 tiles of size 16x16 plus wastage according to the size of the room or area where you want to place these tiles.

Find tips on tile flooring here:

http://www.gharexpert.com/articles/Tile-Flooring-1524/Tile-Flooring,-designs--installation-guidelines_0.aspx

Find more about tiles or different type of floorings according to location at :

http://www.gharexpert.com/articles/Flooring-1496/Appropriate-Flooring-different-Locations_0.aspx

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