Flooring

In the Chicagoland area the trade standard Side Job (cash) price for vct install is $1/sqft. Strictly for a sand, scrape, sweep, glue, and install. No skim coat or floor patching, those are extra. Does not include any pricing for the tile or glue. Considering this is in a commercial setting and for the most part the areas are larger, we usually complete 800-1000sqft install per man-day. (8 hrs minus break and lunch). Obviously if the job itself was small or it was many small areas the price goes up significantly. I could easily see the total per ft price for Skim coat and exp joint patch, sand, scrape, sweep, install and vinyl base... material included approaching $7.50-10 per sqft. Hope that helps! -Joe

I would advise anyone cutting tile to wear a mask. The dust it produces can be quite dangerousness for your health. Little exposure isn't as dangerousness as long term exposure of course.

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It would cover a room of dimensions 27' x 11'

the best flooring for basements is carpet because it does not scratch<< WRONG

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Using sanded grout instead of tile mortar can lead to several issues. Sanded grout is designed for filling joints between tiles rather than adhering tiles to a substrate, which can result in poor bond strength and instability of the tiles. This may cause tiles to crack, shift, or come loose over time. It's essential to use the appropriate materials for their intended purposes to ensure a durable and long-lasting installation.

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96 square feet. Just multiply length by width - the answer is the square footage.

15 to 20 an hour in canada if hes grouting and being a labour as well packing all the materials to areas and preping job it all depends on the job the type of tile being used as well overall experiance or skill set and if there slower thanthey should be?

Gold has never actually been a flooring on club penguin however during the 2010 medieval party at the end of the 2nd quest you could pick up gold as a furniture item. Some people found a glitch where you could get more than one piece of gold and got hundreds which they covered their floor in.

144 12x12

In theory, 220. However, If you find the exact center of the room, and work from there out (since you line up your tile from center, not from an edge), then you may find that you need a little extra at the edges, especially if you are tiling a pattern into the floor.

To find the exact center of your room, and to mark your starting grid lines, measure each wall at the bottom from one corner to the next, and mark the exact halfway point. If you have a closet or other feature protruding into the room from the corner, measure as if it weren't there. Then mark two lines on the floor, one running the length of the room, and one running the width of the room. In theory, if you have measured your room accurately, then these two lines will be perfectly 90 degrees perpendicular to each other. This is where you start laying your tile. If these lines aren't 90 degrees, then you may have measured incorrectly.

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18 in = 1.5 ft

(18 in)2 = (1.5ft)2

2.25 sq. ft. per tile

600 / 2.25 = 266 + 2/3

I do not know the shape of the 600 sq ft, so I would recommend buying a little extra, say 270-300 tiles.

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You can clean hardwood floors with a damp mop and a mild hardwood floor cleaner. Avoid using excess water as it can damage the wood. It's also important to sweep or vacuum regularly to remove dirt and debris that can scratch the floors.

That depends on where you are, Here in California, S.F., It cost $4.25 per sq. ft. to refinish a wood floor. And being that it has a wax finish, it can cost more because the floor contractor might have to use extra steps to get that wax finish off. That is my profession, and wax is one floor I hate to refinish. Like I said before, it depends on where you are.

12 X 12 = 144 inches = 1 Square Foot of tile

165 X 144 = 23760

20 X 20 = 400

23760 / 400 = 60 tiles

If it's 12"x12", each one is a square foot, meaning they'd cover 40 square feet.

But if it's 12'x12', each one is a ridiculous 144 square feet, which would mean they'd cover 5760 square feet.

Units of measurement are important.

16.25 X 16.25 = 264.0625 Square inches per tile.

There are 144 square inches in a square foot (12 X 12 = 144 sq. inches).

Therefore if we divide 264.0625 by 144 we should get our answer.

264.0625 divided by 144 = 1.8337673611111111 square feet.

If you are figuring how many tiles you will need for a tile job, I would suggest rounding up a bit because you always need more than the actual square footage of the room due to odd angles and cuts you will need to make. There will be some waste involved unfortunately so you will need to plan for that.

Hope that helps!

From the AllExperts Web site:

"A false floor is generally speaking about a temporary floor above a storage area. Meaning that only a single layer of flooring covering an accessible area. A false wall is similar to having a door in it. A large single layer wall.....a sliding door, is a false wall."

You'll need a total of 192 16-inch tiles and have 3/4 of one tile left over.

12 X 12 = 144 inches = 1 Square Foot of tile

340 X 144 = 48960

16 X 16 = 256

48960 / 256 = 192 tiles

12 X 12 = 144 inches = 1 Square Foot of tile

100 X 144 = 14400

8 X 16 = 128

14400 / 128 = 113 tiles