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this should get a shitload of replies tonight
 

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I bought hardwood floor from costco.

3.50 square foot canadian dollars.

Gunstock, good quality
 

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I bought hardwood floor from costco.

3.50 square foot canadian dollars.

Gunstock, good quality
this coming from a man who cant go to CR bash cause joeyfitz called his wife an apple:nopityA:
 

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The stuff costs $24.99 a box, that covers 17.18 sf. the underlayer is $28.99 that covers 150 sf. I have about 384 sf that I want to try it with, then decide if I want to tackle upstairs.

With some waste allowance, I figure :

25 boxes at $25 for $625, plus 3 boxes of foam for $90, for about $800 with me doing it. I'm pretty handy, so I figure I can do this.
 

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go for it! also look at the snap together flooring,that does not use no glue. carpet is the nastiest thing you can have in your house.just think about all the stuff that has been embedded in it.everything you walked on all day transfered from the bottom of your shoes into your carpet.NASTY.

just think of the times you have been at a ballgame or concert and you go to the shitter and have to wade through all the pee on the floor? well that is on the bottom of your shoes.or the times you stepped in dog crap? the list goes on and on
 

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Those floating floors are garbage.


i have only seen one and theirs looked good.this is what i was thinking about going with,but with you being in real estate i am sure you have seen more than i have..... so they are really junk? and you would go with the glue right?
 

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go for it! also look at the snap together flooring,that does not use no glue. carpet is the nastiest thing you can have in your house.just think about all the stuff that has been embedded in it.everything you walked on all day transfered from the bottom of your shoes into your carpet.NASTY.

just think of the times you have been at a ballgame or concert and you go to the shitter and have to wade through all the pee on the floor? well that is on the bottom of your shoes.or the times you stepped in dog crap? the list goes on and on

It is the snap together tongue and groove stuff, not real hardwood, the "engineered" stuff.

I figure it like this:

400 sf for about $800
replace moulding $100
borrow truck and re-gas $50
leaves $50 for tool purchases

400sf for $1,000 or $2.50 a sf, which rivals a carpet cost equal to $22.50 a yard.
 

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It is the snap together tongue and groove stuff, not real hardwood, the "engineered" stuff.

I figure it like this:

400 sf for about $800
replace moulding $100
borrow truck and re-gas $50
leaves $50 for tool purchases

400sf for $1,000 or $2.50 a sf, which rivals a carpet cost equal to $22.50 a yard.


YES... that is what i was going to do too...but joey is saying do not go that route if i am reading correctly
 

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SS: if you mean re-selling the used flooring, I agree.

It might well be excellent to place into a for sale property,IMO !



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potential buyers want to see hardwood, not laminate. that is what I mean.

but if its where you live, and you are not selling for a while, laminate might be just fine.
 

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