Interior Design

Generally in a commercial space we are working with more square footage from bottom to top. Building codes consider traffic circulation, and load capacity. ?æIf the stringers does not require a more durable material it really should calculate properly. Doubling isn't necessary unless code permits.

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Length is how long or tall something is and width is how wide it is. It's sometimes fairly arbitrary which direction is the length and which is the width. But usually it's more natural to let the length be the longer direction. It's also common to talk about "width and height" instead of "length and width." In this case, height is usually vertical, and width horizontal.

Yes, a California King is larger (longer, but a bit narrower than a standard (eastern) king); additionally, one can get a custom bed made for oneself. (Shaq had a bed made for him which was larger than a king size bed.)

Drilling through structural beams is strictly limited. You must have engineers approval.

Total square inches divided by 144 = square ft.

To find the square footage you should multiply the length and width of each room, and add up the results to give you the total square feet.

figure up to 100.00 per square foot depending on where you live

If you are talking real tile, then no, it is to far gone to fix. If it stick down tile then yes IF the floor wasn't allready damaged when they covered it.

Double beds are the same size as full beds.

1895 square feet = 176.05126 square meters

Answer: 1895 m² = 20397.610 ft²

OR 20397 ft² and 87.8745 in²

A Queen-sized sheet is 90" x 102"

measure the depth from the back wall to the front of counter(usually about 2 feet) and multiply it by the length of the counter. . .

a counter that is 2 feet deep and 10 feet long is 20 square feet

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The method of Wallpaper border removal depends on what the Border was applied on, like painted wall or not, was it applied over wallpaper, and what was used to hang the wallpaper border. If it's on wallpaper, it can be easily peeled off. However, if it's on a painted wall, dampening the lower layer with warm water, and letting it soak for a while considerably make the job easier. You can use any commercial chemical wallpaper remover if the border is a genuine Wallpaper border and is reasonably new. The remover will reactivate the adhesive and let you scrape off the paper with a scraping tool. However the chemical usually won't permeate if the wallpaper border has a vinyl outer covering. Use a perforation tool to break the surface so the moisture can reach the adhesive. Peel the wallpaper border with soft metal or plastic scraper, and not tools like strong metal scrapers or filling knives, which may result in unwanted scratches on the wall. If the Wallpaper border material is fibrous, like paper, you can use a garden sprayer to drench it with the chemical remover, and then remove the remaining residue. Use a wallpaper steamer to reactivate the paste. You can then easily scrape of the paper. You can also use steam removal method for Wallpaper borders. First, steam the surface of the wall. Start from the bottom to the topmost part, one section at a time. If the wallpaper border uses extremely strong adhesive, you may need to steam each strip twice or thrice before removing. Use a broad knife to scrape a strip of wallpaper off the wall, working from the bottom up. And while the adhesive is still warm, scrape each strip of paper. Using warm water and sponge, remove remaining adhesive residue.

One decorator mentioned using fabric softener in water also.

Definitely! We constantly had problems with packing too much stuff on our shelves and they would fall down. This happened four times in two years. We got so sick of it we didn't know what to do. My father-in-law recommended the pipes and we used 2X8X10 boards for shelves. We could put a tank up there now and never have a problem!

The only drawback is that galvanized pipe is very ugly and painting won't help much. Maybe you could put some sort of rubber insulation around it and paint that? LOL

Possibly Knole, in Sevenoaks. The house itself covers about four acres, including its seven courtyards; it has about 3½ acres of roof. It has about 365 rooms and 52 staircases. It's very difficult to define size though; some people say Blenheim Palace is larger, because its shape makes it seem to 'capture' more space. But it probably has less space inside than Knole, and certainly has less roof.

Because when you carry two or more pieces on your shoulder they emit a clapping sound.

Wainscoting wallcovering is system of wainscots, which covers and protects walls.

no! no!

potpourri means a mixture of things, such as differet tunes or songs presented as one but complimenting one another. We are famaliar with it as an aromatic for an area, a room perhaps. It can be flower petals and spices together in an open dish, or perhaps, and famaliarly, thin wood shavings soak in spices or something aromatic also left in an open container or dish, the purpose of which is to make the area smell better, but the word can be properly used to describe most any mixture of things.

There is no uniform standard. In Manhattan blocks are 264 x 900 ft = 237,600 sq ft.

In Melbourne Aus it is 660 x 330 ft = 217,800 sq ft, so not very different. Note that 660 ft = 1 furlong (1/8 mile) and 330 ft = 1/2 furlong (1/16 mile)

a soft floor usually has carpet and a hard floor has wood or other things that are hard.

the only disadvantage is that you have to heat that much more area