Flooring

You Have 200 Tiles of 15 cm x 15 cm.

so the Are will be:

200 x 15 x 15 = 45000 Sq.cm

and in 1 Sq.m there are 10000 Sq.cm

So Devide 45000 to 10000

45000 / 10000 = 4.5 Sq.m

so You Have 4.5 Sq.m

So Did You Ger It Bro :)

To find out if asbestos is in your vinyl, have a small sample collected and analyzed by a qualified laboratory.

Take a pic, buy some tape...

It depends on the origin of the leak. If it's just the drain you might be able to tighten some fittings. In many of the older homes, (20 years or more) there is a pan seal used on tile showers that keeps water from leaking past the drain. The pan used back then was basically a hard tar paper/rubber combination that failed over time and ends up leaking. The tar paper was folded such that it fit tightly into the corners and up the wall approximately 4 to 6 inches. If the pan sealer has failed, the only real option is to replace the shower since you'll need to pull the tile to get to the pan. The pan used today is vinyl and won't break down like the old ones did.

14 feet x 12 feet = 168 square feet

168 x 3.99 = 670.32

368 sq. ft.

100 (9 square feet to a yard)

no...laminates are basically a composite body with a photo type image of wood on body and are protected by a final coat of oxide protectant

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The melamine and aluminum oxide wont let the finish stay long term and it wont look good in the short term either.

As I just found out the hard way - Minwax Polyshade is NOT RECOMMENDED for floors.

My 'expert' at the hardware didn't mention this when he recommended it for my hardwood floors.

The manufacturer does NOT recommend it and I also see its written on the can 'not for floors'.

I should have checked that myself except the home hardware 'expert' assured me it was great and 'more durable'.

It is NOT more durable. In fact, the very problem is that it will be LESS durable. It might even look good but it will scrape and even peel and shred up the first time you move a chair back and forth,

or even a harder sole on a shoe or boot will tear it up.

It will leave you with a very soft 'plastic' coat that will easily scar, scrape off or dull!

IF you are like me and already made the mistake of staining a hardwood floor with Minwax 'one step' Polyshade then (Im told and will find out soon) the only solution (next to removing it) is to buy a very good and proper hardwood floor polyurethane 'top coat' and lay down 2 coats over top.

3 feet in one yard

2 yards is then 2yards X 3 feet = 6 feet

so the answer looks like 6/10 or as we used to do it in the days when the earth was young, we reduced all fractions & 6/10 would be 3/5

and if you want to be ridiculously thorough; 2 yards is 60% of 10 feet.

The ratio is 3:5

9 square metres

poorly stated question,

I get that the rate is $20 per lin Ft

If the 27 is the inches wide of the runner that is useless info

were looking for how many lineal or lenght feet

It might also be worth a clarification is that per side or is the $20 for both sides per ft

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Depends on the design and condition of the exercise bike. If it has some decent plastic pads to stand on it shouldn't be a problem.

Grout can be applied over ceramic tile to fill the separations, then safely cleaned off the tiles with a wet to damp sponge.

Try a degreaser after you have wiped up as much as you can. If you have baking soda, a solution of that should do the trick. (BTW I once spilled cooking oil on the floor)

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I can't answer this one because I can't stop laughing! LOL

I'll get back to you.

get some windex seriously do it it works on that kind of surface or you can get that lemonpledge stuff

Saw or utility knife works

It depends on the shoe. If you wear flip-flops, then yes you can. Tennis shoes, no.

I have this problem as well and this works for me. I drop a bit of Murphy's Oil Soap on it, let it stand and then clean.

Not financially sound. It would be better to keep the dogs out.