SBS MODIFIED BITUMEN WATERPROOFING ROOF MEMBRANE ONE

SBS MODIFIED BITUMEN WATERPROOFING ROOF MEMBRANE ONE System 1

SBS MODIFIED BITUMEN WATERPROOFING ROOF MEMBRANE ONE

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Packaging Details:	pallet
Delivery Detail:	in 15 days after receive the deposit

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1.SBS roof membrane passed ISO9001 Standard
2.Non-pollution,non-toxic
3Excellent quality,reasonable price

SBS Modified Bitumen Waterproof Roof Membrane

Item	SBS Modified Bitumen Waterproof Membrane
Brand	Wanbao
Grade	First			Second
Base	PY		G		PYG
Cover	PE	S		M		PET
Thickness	2/2.5/3/3.5/4mm
Color	Black PE film	Yellow/Green/Red/Other Fine Sand		Grey/Green/Red/Other Mineral/Grains/Flakes		Aluminium Foil
Notes	PY------Polyester Base G------Glassfibre Base PYG------Glassfibre Reinforced Polyester Base

Q: In the corner of my bedroom the carpet smells musty, almost like this mildew moldy smell even the lower part of wall stinks. It has a wooden border (if that helps) the water heater is also on the other side (outdoor patio). I've used baking soda, carpet cleaning spray. The manager had them remove the pad under the carpet only and had it steam clean but all this only seem to mask the smell for a few days. Today the supervisor came and said something about painted the walls. I know what mold/mildew smells like (for I lived in a place that had it for over 3 years) . But the management and there clean crew insists that its nothing. I even had a few friends come over smell the carpet they said it stinks. I don't know what else to do.....any suggestions?: check under the floorboards their may be a dead animal or a human being.

Q: also....what can i use for a title that has or is related to accessories in it? i was thinking about ready, set, accessorize but my poster is victorian. i dont think it matches.: 1) To add warmth and comfort. Blankets can be used to snuggle up in the winter months, especially back when fireplaces were not available in every home. Rugs are used for good insultation in the cold months, and help to keep a home cozy and warm. 2) In the Renaissance periods, rugs were used as a status symbol, as well in the Baroque styles and Restoration period. Oriental, hand crafted rugs often were used to denote a status of wealth - which is why many kings had oriental rugs that adorned walls (as tapestries). Rarely were the rugs found on the floor - they were too expensive for that. 3) The more widely known reason for rugs, of course is a place to wipe your feet. It is seen as a welcoming into someones home. Blankets, as well can also be used as an accessory, when thrown over a chair, sofa, or end of a bed. They are convienent on these surfaces, because it is an easy way to add color and comfort into a space. I hope this helped a bit! Let me know if you need more help with it!

Q: I have been looking in stores and the only ones I have found were ones that were really elaborate and I want more of a simple one. What is a good place to find area rugs. I dont want one from online.: Pier 0ne imports has pretty nice rugs, more on the consertive side.

Q: I'm house sitting at my mom's friend's house and their dog threw up on carpet. I found some cleaning supplies but none for carpet.: Your house is situated in your mom's friends house . There have a dog and this dog threw up your carpet , But you don't know how to clean your carpet . You can buy a brass from market and clean your carpet , or you stop that's dog to come your home .

Q: can chemical fiber carpet be mopped?: The carpet generally cannot be mopped, it is not easy to remove dust, a vacuum cleaner is suggested; or brush completely

Q: My dog has peed on my carpet and it stinks a stink I can't get out no matter how hard I try. Someone told me that getting them professionally cleaned will get the smell out. However another person told me that once you get your carpet professionally cleaned they always get dirty easier and faster after that. Does anyone know if this is true?: getting your carpet professionally cleaned doesnt make it prone to more dirt. no no. You should get it done at least once a year professionally anyway.... pro cleaning / steam cleaning / any kind of DEEP cleaning allows allergens etc. to get out of your carpet - so its a good idea to get it done at least once a year! :)

Q: I want to redo my basement but getting new carpet is so expensive! Right now I have a really ugly green carpet with red and light yellowish squares. My kids want to make it in to a more loungey basement so the carpet is gonna be really hard to work with. Is there a much cheaper alternative to carpet or even any ideas as to how we can blend it in or make it work? We really dont want to use the colors in the carpet for anything in the basement. The basement is very very big so even semi-cheap things might be expensive. Thank you!: Click faux hardwood is really cheap, and looks very nice. Its the alternative to vinyl, cost comparitively the same. Looks as nice. Colored concrete is cheap also, lasts for decades. But you can do a diy job on the faux hardwood lumber, w/ the concrete I don't know.

Q: How can I clean my carpet really well without using a steamer/shampooer? There's no stains on it and I vacuum regularly, but when my baby starts crawling i don't want a nasty germy, oil/dirt infested, carpet. What products are good?: You're going to have to rent a carpet-cleaner machine from your local grocery if you want to get your carpet really clean - it's really no big deal, and dries pretty quickly. If you're worried about the chemicals in the shampoos and cleaners that you are supposed to buy for the machine, you can always just use hot water and white vinegar instead of the bottled carpet-shampoo. Vinegar kills as much bacteria as antibacterial soap does - the only draw-back is that everything will smell like vinegar for a while. Whatever you do, don't use any of those powders that you shake over the carpet and then vacuum up - not good for crawling babies, as the powder residue can get on their toys or hands, which then put in their mouths. If you're just looking to kill surface germs, you can put vinegar and water in a spray-bottle and spritz the carpet with that, though renting a machine will get it really clean.

Q: Hi I am fairly new to knitting and I am trying to learn how to knit a quot;purl stitchquot; rug out of a book I just purchased. The book doesn't have very good instructions. If anyone has perhaps a youtube video they could share I would love to see it. Please help! :(: I don't think a purl stitch rug is a standard thing that would have a video. It sounds like a design made specifically for that book. The thing is, there is no need to purl a whole rug when it is generally easier to knit than to purl, and a purl is just the back side of a knit stitch. So you could knit the whole thing in whatever shape you like and just turn it over to have a purl stitch rug.

Q: I need to replace my 45 year old carpet. It is showing it's age. But one thing that has never been done is having it re stretched. Not one wrinkle. It lays as flat and tight as the day it was put in. So this beings up the question. quot;Should a properly installed wall to wall carpet ever need to be re stretched?quot; I have noticed many carpets in newer homes that are all wrinkled. And many people I've talked with after installing carpet need to have it stretched again,sometimes more then twice. Is this an inherent problem with what the carpets are made of now days? By the way my carpet is wool.: As your 1 st poster stated, even the best of carpet or the best of installed carpet could possible need a restretch. Its rare but it does happen. You had a good carpet in wool and the backing when that was made is much different than the ones made today. Any questions you can e mail me through my avatar. gL

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