Flooring

Non Sanded grout can be used in any size grout joint but is ideal in smaller joints usually up to 1/4" The main draw back to using unsanded grout in larger joints is that it may crack over time. If you are unwilling to remove all the grout and use a sanded grout, it is best to make sure the grout is cured and sealed properly to limit and minimize cracking.

14 to 21 days

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Porcelain is a man-made substance made from clay and fired in a kiln.

There are 3 feet in 1 yard therefore 1 square yard = 3*3 square feet = 9 square feet

Thus 1175/9 = 130.55, so you need to purchase 131 square yards of carpet.

16" * 16" = 1.77777 square feet, so , 80 / 1.77777 = 45 tiles

One cup of vinegar to one gallon of water...make sure you wring your mop out til its damp so you dont warp the floor.

Beaver Research's S-722 would do the job quite well. It was formulated to clean railway cars prior to repainting. Its a powerful degreaser but cuts grime well. I use it on my linoleum floors at apartments I refurbish. I would spray it on and use a floor broom to work it in and then spray it out with the hose out the door and down the drive.

How are you going to wash the concrete to get rid of all of the acid? If you don't get rid of all the acid, paint is not going to stick.

You need a seaming Iron and Seaming"hot melt" tape You plug in the Iron set it to 3 lay the tape under the seam, assuming you have cut the seam, and proceed to slide the iron down the seam as it melts the glue on the tape. You move the iron about every 45 seconds, apply pressure to the carpet via a roller and then weight the seam with a flat heavy object as you go

I have never heard of any place requiring a permit to paint or seal a deck or any surface on or around a house. Building permits are for the various things in construction not for painting. I'm not even sure Code Compliance would apply to the finish on a deck since it is not the dwelling.

It is called bridging.

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15X7= 105 sq ft

but you need yards so one more bit of math

There are 9 sq feet in a sq yard

so divide 105 by 9 to get XX?????? looks like 666.11 in a mirror

Sq yards times rate per sq yard looks like

Sq Yds X $3.50

Tha looks like 338.04 in the same mirror

$200.00 plus installation charges (if any).

The average cost of cork flooring per square foot is $11. Cork flooring is expensive because it is trending and durable.

To remove paint from wood floors you can use a blow dryer to heat the paint. Next get a rubber scraper to scrape the paint off. Continue alternating between the scraper and the dryer until all of the paint is removed.

Yes, slate can be used as shower tile. It is durable, slip-resistant, and can create a natural and textured look in the shower. However, it requires regular sealing to prevent water absorption and staining.

20 i think

Best be careful -- up till 1986, Kentile tiles were full of asbestos. The company filed for Chapter 11 in the 90s because of all the lawsuits. Better have them checked by a professional.

104.0625 tiles exactly (so - 105 tiles in all)

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If you just plan on putting the toilet on top of the floor drain the answer is no. The floor drain if it leads to a septic system or city sewer would have a trap in the line which will not work with a toilet. Depending on the size of the pipe 3" minimum you could cut the floor and tie a toilet into the line. It would also have to be properly vented. I would consult a plumber on the job. Its also possible that the floor drain just goes to a dry well which could not be used. Even if it could not be used there are other ways to install a toilet below the septic or sewer line.

Basketball courts are usually given a heavy coat of polyurethane. They are buffed regularly to maintain the high gloss shine that is essential to having a proper playing surface.

Length times with gives you square footage. if you want square yardage divide the square footage by 9. this gives you square yardage. Don't forget to add 10% to materials for waste/damage and don't forget to order transitions/molding's quarter round in the same color as the floor your wanting. hope this helps any other questions please call 850-353-6207

Do you want wall-to-wall carpeting? Then you want to know the total surface area of the room's floor. area of the room.

The area of a rectangle is found by multiplying the WIDTH x DEPTH. 14 X 10 = 140 square feet. That is the size of your floor.

How do you determine the size of each piece of carpet to cover the floor? The same way!

A square yard (the standard measurement of carpet) has four sides of equal length, because it is a square. How long is each side? How long is one yard!

That would be 3 feet on each side. Both WIDTH and DEPTH are 3 feet. To multiply WIDTH x DEPTH, multiply 3x3. The answer is 9. That is how many square feet are in one square yard!

How many squares of carpet, each 9 square feet, will be needed to cover 140 feet? The formula would be 9x?=140. To determine the variable, which will be your answer, divide both sides of the equation by 9. That leaves your equation at ?=15 with a remainder of 5 square feet.

Will the carpet store cut a section of carpet that is 9 square feet to give you only the 5 square feet you will need? Then your answer is 15 5/9ths. Otherwise, you will need to buy 16 square yards. Then you will cut away 4/9ths of a square yard. This you can give to your cat, who will appreciate the new "toy"!

How many squares of 9 square feet will be needed to cover 140 square feet? Divide the total area by the size of your squares!

140 divided by 9 equals 15 with a remainder of 5. The carpet store probably will not be willing to sell a piece of carpet to cover what is left, which would equal your remainder divided by the size of your carpet square (which would by 5/9ths of a square yard, slightly more than one-half). So your answer would be 16 square yards are needed!

(and about one-half a square yard of extra carpet you can let your cat play with!)