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To find square footage, multiply length x width: 24 x 12 = 288 sq ft

If by 12 tiles you mean tiles that are 1 foot by 1 foot square then you would need 96 tiles

A stone restorer is not needed to polish a travertine floor. However, the process is complex and time consuming and involves the use of a pressure washer and floor polisher with several different grits of sand paper and steel wool.

To tile a bathroom, you must first find the center of the floor or wall. This is where you will lay your first tile. You work out from there. This way you have the cuts where they are less noticeable. Use a trowel to place tile glue on the tiles, put them in place. Use spacers to keep them apart at an equal distance. Use a tile cutter to cut tiles in areas where a whole tile is not needed. Once you are done, remove the spacers and use a trowel to grout between the tiles. Wipe away excess grout with a wet sponge.

Vitrified tiles are made by combining 40% clay and 60% silica in a process called vitrification. The process of manufacture makes them extremely hard and non-porous - a great advantage over natural stones like marble which are porous and hence need a good deal of care. Vitrified tiles are virtually maintenance free and have very good abrasion resistance - which makes them very suitable for use in high traffic areas. And there is another huge advantage vitrified tiles have over most other floors. The designs on vitrified tiles are printed with soluble salts which are essentially penetrating pigments that penetrate to a depth of 2 to 3 mm below the surface of the tile ... and that means the design is present at depths of up to 25% of the tile's thickness! And the high hardness and abrasion resistance of vitrified tiles essentially means that the design is permanent for all practical purposes. In contrast, some floor polishes exist over the surface of the floor and have little abrasion resistance. But on the other hand, vitrified tiles are not currently available in a great variety of shades - at least not in as many shades as natural stone tiles are.

Depends on what you think is causing it.You could try spreading chalk powder with a broom,so the powder gets in between the joints of the boards.Talcum powder is ok but a bit perfumy,ballroom powder is easy to get and doesnt smell.If your sub-floor is timber,it could be caused by insufficient nailng of nogs between joists.If floor is on ground level,you may be able to access sub-floor from under house.

The cost of the removal of a ceramic tiled floor can vary depending on the company used and size of the area that the floor covers. It is best to call different contractors to obtain estimates before settling on one. One may also save some money by breaking the tiles up themselves, and then hiring someone to remove the grout.

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363 yards multiplied by 9 square feet per square yard equals 3,267 square feet.

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assuming 12"x12" tile, it would take 204 tiles to cover the area

add about 5% for breakage and cut-pieces

Im a profesional installer my rates start from 1.50 to 2.50 on ceramic tile, prices changes on marble ,porcelain,stone or slate,if is on walls,floor,if is expose to water like showers or tubs,

480sq'

As there are 3 feet in a yard, the room measures 4 yards by 6 yards, so, 6 x 4 = the size of the carpet.

It could, but unless it's extremely uneaven (like natural slate) just lay down the pad and install the floor.

Above all, read the instructions that come with the floor.

Rosin paper is used under hardwood flooring to provide a vapor barrier. ---- Many manufactures today say that rosin paper is your choice. It does make installation easier because the boards move around the floor smoother, but offers little more.

1400 kg/m3

Dont fall for any gimmicks. All you need is an iron and some paper towels. Heat your iron up to full heat. Layer 2 or 3 paper towels and put them over the wax. Place the iron on the paper towels and allow the heat to melt the wax. The wax will be wicked up into the paper towel. Continue to do this with fresh towels until they come up with no wax.

According to the shipping estimates on FastFloors.com some 6x6x3/8 ceramic tiles weight roughly 3.5 pounds.

Usually. Most peel-and-stick vinyl tiles have a decent glue and will adhere to a clean and relatively smooth subfloor. Make sure it is not OSB or particle board subfloor as peel and stick will not adhere

I would recommend priming the subfloor with an oil-based primer first. If it is plywood, make sure it hasn't delaminated. Vacuum the subfloor thoroughly first. Paint and glue don't like dust.

Yes, you can use floor tile on the wall. It can be heavy, but if you use a high quality latex fortified thin set (NOT mastic) you should have no issues. It also should be put onto cement board for best results. In the past using floor tile on the wall was an issue because trimpieces were not easily available. With trends changing, you are seeing more with bullnose and you can always use ceramic trim like schulter. Now, you CANNOT put wall tile on the floor. They are often made with white clay and other more bridle ingredient's. Check the box, it will tell you what it is rated for.

Usually 24 hours, depending on temperature and humidity. If it is excessively hot, you could walk on it sooner, and if it is cold or damp, you might want to give it a little longer. If it is hot, you might want to consider covering the concrete with plastic a couple of hours after finish, so that the moisture will not excape too rapidly, causing the concrete to shrink and crack. If you are going to put a lot of weight on the concrete, such as a car, wait at least a week, to be safe.

1 square yard = 9 square feet. so a room 12' x 13' = 156 sq ft or 17.333 square yards

Fullform of IPS Flooring is Indian pattern stone flooring.