Flooring

You would be putting a permanent floor over a temporary floor & that would not be wise. Might work but if it doesn't you lose it all...

The average price on an Empire Carpet is four dollars and twenty two cents per square feet. You can get it off of the internet. They are having a two for one sale and it is a very good deal.

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How much a foot for carpet

There is no one price, & no one quality, could be junk for about a buck or premium stuff for $6-10 or more a foot.

Here's a good rule of thumb, assuming you shop for value and don't over pay..

Expect 5 years of good service for every $1 you spend on carpet, (not pad or labor) per foot.

$1 buck/ sq /ft= 5 years of good service

$2 buck Sq/ Ft= 10 years & so on..

ADD about $1 per sq foot in the US for basic pad & labor & you can do the math for a budget. $3000 on the low end-$5000 for practical & servicable

the warranty will be for more than that but warranties on flooring are not worth the paper they are written on..

The Rev sez Hope this helps

A 12x24 inch tile equals two square feet.

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Where is probably more important than most other factors in this question... since the question is in Metric terms, about 11 sq feet per sq meter for conversion. I think I need to know where you are.

The second part of the answer is tougher, since there is no standard grade of flooring, some like thick, thin, loop, cut, bright, dark wool or Nylon, Polyester or olefin and all will determine your happiness. I can give you a range for the US or Canada but that is about all I can do.

How much a foot for carpet

There is no one price, & no one quality, could be junk for about a buck or premium stuff for $6-10 or more a foot.

Here's a good rule of thumb, assuming you shop for value and don't over pay..

Expect 5 years of good service for every $1 you spend on carpet, (not pad or labor) per foot.

$1 buck/ sq /ft= 5 years of good service

$2 buck Sq/ Ft= 10 years & so on..

the warranty will be for more than that but warranties on flooring are not worth the paper they are written on..

The Rev sez Hope this helps

2 things it can provide control with:-

1. The shrinkage - which may cause un-filled tubes

2. The bleeding water - which may casue hollow section

This depends on how thick of a piece of cork flooring you use. Cork flooring is still recommended as a way to limit the noise of impact but you will need a bit of tile that is about 1/2 inch thick.

Empire Carpets is actually Empire Today. The toll-free number for Empire Today is 1-800-588-2300. You can set up an appointment on a 24/7 basis but for specific questions you will need to call during regular business hours. They are however open 7 days per week.

to install flooring you will need a putty knife, glue, tiles or carpet(whichever you want to use) and a utility knife.Make sure you take safety precautions so you do not cut yourself.

Convert inches to feet ie 120 inches divided by 12' inches in a foot would equal 10 feet

once you have the dimensions in feet, then it is Length X Width

10' X 12' would equal 120 sq feet.

Depends on the style you choose. Price per sq. ft. varies. but usually includes the install.

Using borax in a steam cleaner for carpets is not recommended as it may cause damage to the machine and void the warranty. Borax is a strong cleaning agent that can be too harsh for the components of a steam cleaner. It is better to use cleaning solutions specifically designed for steam cleaners to ensure effective and safe cleaning of carpets.

Window cleaner is a good alternative to the high priced stuff the makers sell. Just spray it in the air & let it fall on the surface & then swiffer or rub it off with a soft slightly damp towell. DO NOT pour anything wet of your laminate and DO NOT use a steamer.

To efficiently use a dust mop, start by shaking it out to remove any loose debris. Then, sweep in a back-and-forth motion, focusing on high-traffic areas and corners. Finish by cleaning the mop head and letting it air dry before storing it properly.

In order to answer this question, we need to convert the dimensions of the tiles into ft. This makes all units consistent, and so easier to work with. There are 12 inches in a foot, and so to convert from inches to feet you need to divide by 12. In this case the tiles are 18x18, so divide this by 12 and you get 1.5ft x 1.5ft

This means the tiles have an area of 2.25 sq ft. To find how many are needed for 800 sq ft, you just divide:

800/2.25 = 355.555555...

Therefore, you would need 355.5 recurring tiles to cover the whole area.

standard sheet of Plywood is 4'X8' so that looks like a math problem 32 sq feet per sheet

the rest is pretty straight forward 1200 feet divided by 32= # of sheets

answer should be in your cell phone calculator, I will give you a clue its not a whole number & its greater than 36 but less than 39

Contractors typically will start in the middle of a room for a couple of reasons. First off, when you have multiple people working on a job I can tell you that it will take far less time and save you money. In order for me to complete a job with multiple people I need there to be enough room for multiple people to work and starting in a corner doesn't allow this. You may wonder, "why not just have each worker start in a different part of the room?". This is a good question, the reason is because you need the tiles to match up perfectly when the corners meet, so it's better to build from the center and break off to the corners, then if there is any sizing that needs to be done, the tiles can be cut in the corners of the room where it is less noticeable rather than finishing up in the center.

Another reason is because it allows time for drying. If you work from just the corner then you have only one direction to go, if you work from the center you can stop working on one side and work on another while the previous section dries.

Starting from the center of the room has a lot of advantages when tiling a room.

It depends on how big a sheet of plywood you are talking about.

nearly 141(140.625 (16*16)inch ) tiles required for 250 square feet.

When tipping a hardwood floor installer, a common guideline is to give between 10% to 20% of the total installation cost, depending on the quality of the work and your satisfaction. If the installer goes above and beyond, such as completing the job efficiently or providing excellent customer service, you might consider tipping on the higher end. Alternatively, if you're not comfortable with cash tips, a positive review or referral can also be a meaningful way to show appreciation.

If you do the work yourself you can find glass tile for you backsplash from $5 per square foot to $30 per square foot. Surface Decor Glass Tile has many products and help for you accomplish this easy task yourself.

go to maybe sears or dollar tree they give u cleaning stuff to but ya

440 6-inch square tiles.