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Yes, The Home Depot is open on Easter Sunday. You should call the store for store hours.

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non galvanized means it will rust with moisture. wire rope is another name for stell cables used on elevatores , cranes bridges..ect...

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It's something Home Depot doesn't carry. Galvanized wire rope has been dipped in zinc to keep it from rusting. Non-galvanized rope has to be coated in oil to keep it from rusting. Non-galvanized rope is usually pretty large - 1/2" diameter or larger.

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800-677-0232

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Between 130 and 150 thousand square feet

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Yes, they do carry inexpensive floor tiles. Home Depot has lots of different kinds of floor tile, and at all kinds of prices depending on what you need.

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$60 at Home Depot

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Yes

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Human Resources is 866-698-4347 At-home services RSW is 770-795-6500

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There is a website for myapron to access your schedule through the new FAST system and, and to apply for new positions as an employee, to fix benefits and whatever, but to access the tool belt i think you have to be on a store computer because they will not let you do monthly quizzes and things without being on the clock. you have to get paid for the things you do for home depot.

For more information, please refer to the related link.

MyApron can only be accessed through computers at your Home Depot.

The website for accessing your schedule through FAST is www.mythdhr.com

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Yes, Home Depot honors AARP discounts to all seniors over the age of 50 when presenting their AARP card.

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5- 7 bucks a SF and most guys charge a minimum fee. Example average kitchen backsplash is 30 Square feet 210.00 wouldn't be worth doing most tile guys minimum charge is 350.00-400.00

Here in Chicago the average price for installation of your ceramic tile should be about 5.50 per S/F straight lay out and $ 6.50 for 45 degree lay out but thast if is ceramic quarry tile and if is a porcelain tile is about $ 7.00 dollar per foot if is a shiny tile.

There is no real average because so many variables are involved such as: Types of substrates i.e.. Wood, Concrete, Gypsum screed will require different types of installation methods. For instance an uncoupling membrane or anti-fracture membrane would be highly recommended over most concrete slabs. This would substantially increase your labor costs. Types of Tile: Stone, Glass, Porcelain, Quarry, Ceramic all require different installation methods and installation materials that can alter the cost of labor. Other factors that may affect the price are if the installer includes cement board and mortar. These materials can be costly and if included make sure you factor that in. A 100 square foot floor should run 600-700 dollars Wall Tile can be more.

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Usually from 6am - 10pm.

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If so what time

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Store hours will vary by location but most Home Depot stores are open abbreviated (fewer) hours on Easter. See the related links to find the Home Depot store closest to you.

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$100,000 to start with a 2% increase per year with a ceiling of $270,000

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Generally freight team associates for the Home Depot will work at nights or in the evening. They will retrieve freight from the receiving department and work to pack the freight out onto the shelves. The remaining freight that will not fit is placed into the over head.

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consumeraffairs@homedepot.com

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Store hours vary by location. It is best to check the store nearest to you for specific details on that stores hours.

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I paid 2.99 per 10 square feet.

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the only way is when your password is expired you can change it on the Home Depot website

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OSHA specifies that walkways over 4'-0 above ground or surrounding surface require railing.

International Residential Code requires a guard rail once the deck is 30" or greater above grade.

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yes

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Home Depot does sell water tanks. If you are looking for a water heater or a water storage tank, they sell them both. They come in different sizes to meet your every need.

Home Depot offers a very limited selection of water storage tanks at a few of their many locations. A better choice is Tank Depot, with locations in Florida, Tennessee, Texas and California or online in the related link.

Another excellent option is the second link.

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As of January 2011, Home Depot had 321,000 employees in North America, Mexico and China.