Well, after weeks of work, the floor is still not done. As a refresher,
we purchased the pre-finished oak hardwood floor and carried ten 60 pound
boxes up the four flights of steps and along the courtyard and stacked
them in the living room to acclimatize.
Then we moved most of the furniture a
best of luck to you energetic Sir!
On Mon, 12 Feb 2007, Dan Rossi wrote:
> Well, after weeks of work, the floor is still not done. As a refresher,
> we purchased the pre-finished oak hardwood floor and carried ten 60 pound
> boxes up the four flights of steps and along the courtyard and stacked
The floor is finished, with a couple of strategically placed pieces of
molding to cover a little extra nick in the vinyl. My wife is happy with
it, so all is well.
An interesting thing. This is an old house, and there was no flange for
hold down bolts for the toilet.
The old one was bolted direct
My son and I started on the bathroom and utility room floor yesterday.
Today we're taking off for worship, but my body needs a break too. Standing
up from a crouch is a bit difficult this morning.
We pulled up the top floor all around where the toilet was. The sub floor
looked pretty good, so we
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Subject: [BlindHandyMan] The floor has begun, Part 2
My son and I started on the bathroom and utility room floor yesterday.
Today we're taking off for worship, but my body needs a break too. Standing
up from a crouch is a bit difficult this morning.
We pulled up the top floor all around where
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Subject: Re: [BlindHandyMan] The floor has begun, Part 2
Tom, a few years ago I saw a diy program that had a nice tip for a similar
flooring project. They took a roll of b
