Flooring

length times width
Measure the length and the width in metres and then multiply both

after you have laminated, you can not recycle it again

Step 1. Multiply 24 x 16.

Step 2. There is no Step 2.

Smelly but yes, BUT NEVER use it on wood or Laminate

Should work great!

my number of tiles will make a rectangol 6 tiles wide and im greayer than 50 and im a two digit and the sum of my digits is 9

A red carpet is red in colour.

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The solution is actually not what you would think. Ammonia can damage tile floors and warm water and vinegar isn't going to get rid of the waxy residue although it is good for normal everyday cleaning.

try cleaning with ammonia read the label first

Mop the floor with warm water and white vinegar that will do the trick, it won't work overnight though. But you will see it improving over time. Good luck

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There's two types of castor that you can get: soft and hard.

Hard castors are for carpets, and soft castors are for wooden floors, wood laminates and hard rubber flooring, which can easily be dented or scratched by weighty chairs on castors.

You can buy clear chair mats or floor mats to increase mobility whilst protecting the floor from wear and tear - again these are both available for soft flooring (carpets and rugs) and hard floors (wood, etc.)

Actually, it depends on what colors you like. ther are a whole variety. I'll list some for you: purple, tan, actually, tan is probably the best one, red, and white.

First prime it with a concrete floor primer, available in Home Depot about $25 per gallon. - You will use much less finish paint this way.

You risk scratching through the glaze on the tile. That will certainly damage it. Use a nonabrasive cleaner. I use things like 409 and they work great.

No, it is not recommended.

Purchase a tube of colored caulk matching (or close to) the grout you used on the floor tile.

reaction to an acid

area = 11 * 16 = 176 square feet
176 square feet * $6 / square foot = $1056

Depends on the work. Different price for wall and floor

if you want the square footage, 15 ft x 20 ft is 300 square feet

20 x 11 = 220 divided by 1 yard (3ft.) = 73.33 You will need 74 yards of carpet

You don't need to seal ceramic tiles if you use epoxy grout you will be fine with the high traffic

yes they can sit anywhere! what a stupid question!

20 * 18 / 9 = 40 square yards

(the divided by nine is because there are exactly nine square feet in one square yard)

You will need a minimum of 38.6 square yards of carpet to cover that area.