Flooring

12' X15' = 180 sq ft

180 sq ft / 9 = 20 sq yds

20 sq yds X $4.50 = $90.00

Concrete is durable, fire resistant, has long life, is energy efficient and important as an earthquake safety product

Whether your feet are clean are not, walking barefoot on carpet causes oil absorption. The oils attract dirt and dust, so the carpet does become dirty faster than if you wore slippers. Remove your shoes at the door and always wear clean slippers when walking on your carpet. This will prolong the period of time between regular carpet shampooing.

there's nothing that you can put on them to make them less shiny your option here would be to sand them and put a low gloss finish on.

Yes it will. However it does take more force to scratch it than vinyl overlay tile. This is the reason that most commercial establishments use it. The durability factor is much increased over comparably priced materials. Average use does not produce scratching, and a commercial grade wax will generally "fill in" those scratches that are made. Most of these tiles will perform well for at least ten years in a commercial setting, so for home use expect at least 25 years durability...and don't drag furniture across it.

A sheet of 1/8" masonite weighs .59lbs/sq. foot or 18.88lbs/sheet. (.59 x 32sq.ft)

Haven't got a clue! Haven't got a clue!

Gym floors are typically made of natural hickory hardwood

The Shark Steam Mop

Depending on the pattern and subfloor probably between $40000-50000 not including materials.

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The Oreck Steam It is a popular steam cleaner for all types of surfaces. Sienna Aqua steam cleaner is a close second with consumers.

I was recently quoted 50 cents to $1 per square foot to remove parquet. So based on that, I'd guess $250-$500. It seems more expensive to remove than other wood floors because it's tile-like and requires more effort. Hope that helps!

Steam cleaning a bamboo floor is not advisable. Bamboo is easily damaged from steam even when it is sealed. Contact the manufacture for further instruction on cleaning beyond a microfiber mop and alcohol based cleaner.

Most carpets are made of synthetic fibers like nylon and polyester. More expensive carpets can also be made of jute and wool.

I had the same question. The way it unrolls, or the foam up, and the poly down. I checked with Totem, that is what they told me. I have Trilogy 2in1 underlay. Hope it helps.

Wood Flooring installation should cost between $3.50 and $4.50 per square foot including installation materials as well.

In order to re stain a wood floor you must sand off all the existing finish. DO NOT try to apply stain over an already finished floor. It will not take. You can easily re coat your floor with clear polyurthane.

You can rent them from your local tile store or hardware store. A lot of the time hardware stores like Home Depot have rental sections for you to rent machines and tools. You can search Google to see if you have any other machine rental companies in your area.

Think of the biggest number you can think of. Now double it, and then square it.

Double, then square it again.

Probably more than that, but that doesn't help, cos its bigger than the biggest number you can think of.

It depends what the tile is made of.

but in short: a lot.

A pro will usually just remove the board & replace.

Another option is a melt stick, Kind of a high strength wax that is blended together to match your floor & melted in place & the smoothed. Again a professional skill.

If you want a home remedy, crayons or a bit of Minwax stain can be used to darken the scratch, then a clear fingernail polish with a matching gloss level can be applied to seal the color in.

Around $12 - $15 sf

No, unless you plan to sand the floor. Prefinished floors are already polyurethaned.

No, slate requires a mud bed or cement board subfloor.