Q:I currently have a house where the bathroom floor is rotting in the corner right by the bath tub, how do we fix this and then is there something that we can lay underneat the new tile to prevent moisture from getting through?

pull up the floor and replace rotten section and level. tile grout and seal new floor. use an approved expandable caulk around the tube/floor and there should be few problems. keeping the water above the tile is what you need to do, and the crack by the tub to the tile is most critical.

Q:It will be in my room on the second floor. I am building it myself, as well as the stand. Will it come crashing through the floor of my house?

Reign is right! Just watch where you place it! But overall you should be fine remember that a gallon of water is 8 pounds so do the math and add the weight of the tank and the weight if everything else you will have in there and your prolly looking at around 1300 pounds! Which if set at a place where there is a load bearing wall will be totally fine! Hope this helps! Merry christmas!

Q:What are the materials of the floor?

Solid wood flooring and laminate flooring

Q:What is the material used to exercise the floor?

Santa Fe sports floor has a very high quality requirements.

Q:The kitchen floor is all tiles or whatever a kitchen floor is supposed to be.

they just came out with this new invention called a mop

Q:Hello, I had a new home built about a year ago. The framer let the floor boards get rained on before the roof was installed. The floors were sanded then a hardwood floor was installed on top. When I walk on the floors they make cracking and squeaky sounds plus they feel squishy. I know the hardwood floor will have to be removed but what are my options for correcting the subfloor besides tearing it out? I have seen liquid floor leveler but I have almost 1800 sq feet to cover. Can another layer of subfloor be laid on top of the first level? What is the easiest most affordable option for correcting my floor?

Isn't there the equivalent of the uk's House Builders Registration Council in the states.. Here in a new build there must be a 10 year guarantee against faulty materials or workmanship. Your builder was clearly at fault and guessing what it is going to cost to rectify I would consult a lawyer for possible action against the builder. He is prbaby covered by insurance anyway.

Q:By "slippery", I don't mean the floors on a gymnasium or the like, I mean laminate floors that are slipperier than average and by traction, I mean average laminate floors.(I'm installing a new dance floor)-What about pirouettes and fouettes and a-la-secondes? (Which is better?)-What about for all sorts of dance?-Mainly, are turns done more properly on more slippery floors or floors with more traction? -Are they easier to do on more slippery floors or not?-Are they easier to do on REALLY slippery floors compared to not as slippery but still a little slippery?*Any additional info would be helpful too or any suggestions etc. :)Thanks in advance!

Marble is the best floor. It's made for dancers as they use it at all competitions. But it's super expensive! Fouettés are harder in general but they are all hard you just have to know how to do em! Traction floors (marble specifically) are better for turns. & it's harder on slippery floors cause you can slip. That's why they make rosin for dancers. Because rosin helps grip. It takes practice on grippy floor but a little slippery is ok. Although still not safe haha! Hope I helped!

Q:I play floor hockey in a gym recreationally. What is the difference between floor and field hockey?

well floor hockey is sorta like ice hockey while field hockey u use differant types of sticks which i think looks weird and instead of a puck u use a ball and goalies are not mandatory

Q:Three-tier parquet and multi-layer parquet What is the difference

Three-story solid wood, relatively close to the solid wood flooring, foot feeling and the price difference is not much stability slightly improved, can be seen as pure solid wood flooring improved products; multi-layer solid wood is relatively pure wood composite floor, foot Pure solid wood slightly down, but in exchange for the high stability and low price, but also can do geothermal floor. So it has become Europe and the United States and other developed countries, ordinary residents of the first home pendant products! Is the absolute mainstream of the international market!

Q:floor has scratches on new tile

-if you want perfect results.. replace the tile.... -if you wanna go home depot.. you gotta clean the scratch, put an epoxy filler, then wax.... -you wanna do all that but only spend $2. ...?? clean tile very well, put some superglue or wood glue-dependi