Flooring

104 sq feet = 104*12*12 square inches which will require 104*12*12/(4*8) = 468 bricks.

really it depends on the floor type. laminate, in my opinion, is the easiest to make look spotless, but murphys oil soap can make almost any floor look good. I've found, the best product is murphys oil soap concentrate(or something similar), mixed to the spec of the job required, works great on most surfaces. but really, the key in making the floor spotless is buffing the floor to a shine. whether your just scooting a towl around with your feet, or gettin' down with a nice buffing pad, the only way to get all the spots out is to buff while its still damp (not wet). and the bit of oil in the oil soap acts as a non slip, non stick dusting agent for the floor, too. its like pledge for your floor!

If the tiles are 1 x 1 FOOT, then they cover 118 square feet.

If the tiles are 1 x 1 INCH, then they cover (118/144) = 0.8194 square foot (rounded)

If the tiles are 1 x 1 METER, then they cover (118 x 3.280842) = 1,270.1 square feet (rounded)

Alkathene Sheets are manufactured from a "new generation" virgin low density polyethylene. It is used as underlay for the VDF Flooring works.

Just called Karndean and they say no. Steam can loosen the adhesive.

one square foot = 12 x 12 = 144 sq inches - 30 x 30 = 900 / 144 = 6.25 sq ft.

It is highly unwise. If only a few times or even just once your sink over flows, the toilet sweats, or water splashes getting out of the tub...you have a high likelihood of causing damage.

$1.27 per sq ft.

Area of room = 5' * 6' = 30 square feet.

Assuming the tiles are 12 * 12 square inches (not sq cm) then the area of each tile is 1 square foot and so 30 tiles are needed.

Yes it is made in the USA

There are water based mastics that are very different from traditional types. Assuming you dont have ceramic tiles with grout that you want to remove. The best suggestion is to have a flooring pro take a quick look at what you have and tell you what to use in your particular case. Following well-intentioned advice could lead to you ruining your flooring.

Look at some bricks or bathroom tiles, or at the porcelain enamel around the burner plates of a stove. You'll probably see small breaks in their surfaces. These breaks are evidence of one disadvantage of some ceramics: they are so rigid that they crack. One advantage is that they have strength. These ceramics contain silicon or aluminum, which can form small, rigid structures that bond together when water is removed.

224 square feet.

Hold your hand over a cup of hot coffee and feel the warmth. A common conclusion is that heat rises. Logical maybe, but incorrect! "Hot air" rises but heat travels in any direction. That is why you can feel the heat of the cup when you place your hand to the side too. Radiant energy transfer is caused by a warm surface giving up its heat to a cooler surface. When there is a temperature difference between two surfaces, both surfaces will attempt to equalize.

Radiant energy from the sun travels through space without heating the vacuum of space itself. It only turns into heat when it contacts a cooler surface or object. Our comfort relies on radiant heat transfer just as it does on air temperature, yet the majority of heating and air-conditioning professionals think only in terms of air temperature.

It's not at all certain that it is any cooler. But wood is a better insulator than cement so it will drain less heat from your body where you touch it, that's why wood will feel warmer.

255.55 - or in carpet terms, it would be rounded to 255 2/3 yards.

Most likely if bleach has lightened it, you will not be able to simply reverse the problem. The easiest solution is to paint the grout. Most tile stores will sell this. It is thinner then paint, but you will see very good and quick results.

The only other real option is to regrout the floor. Since this is time consuming and messy, grout paint is the best choice.

You will need to pre drill the hole. Some diamond tipped drill bits will allow you to do so. Still there is a high risk of cracking the tile.

Depends how big the tiles are!

120.96 (square feet) = 11.24 square meters.

Convert the feet to yards first. (3 ft / linear yard - 9 Square Ft in a Sqr Yard)

13 feet = 4.25 yards
22 feet = 7.33 yards

4.25 yards x 7.33 yards = 31.2 square yards.

The price is (31.2 square yards) x ($19.50 per square yard) = $607.50

NOTE THAT

If you don't convert the feet to yards first, then divide the 'cost per yard' by 9 to get the 'cost per square foot' to avoid errors.

Buckled hardwood is associated with excessive humidity.

I would suggest to get a dehumidifier and remove some moisture from the hardwood. It might take at least a week to so to see results.

If it's very isolated area and rest of the flooring is fine; that would be a water damage. Boards affected might need replacement.

Carefully

297 16x16-inch tiles.

depends on how long it is. if its 14 feet long you need 196 feet.