PRELIMINARY INFO ONLY - JOB IN MID/LATE FEB
We still have to select exact product and setting methods, we will re-advertise this when we are ready we enough details.
Products:
1) Existing Hickory flooring, we removed from the kitchen area, because the cabinets are all hickory and it was just "too much hickory". Now will go in south bedrooms or in basement office.
2) Bamboo, possibly "Eboo" a chopped up mix of bamboo with a resin matrix, pressed and heated, and bulletproof.
3) Brazilian Koa, aka Tigerwood.
4) Teak
5) Oak?
As a GC I have done various laminates and some hard woods, and Bamboo (Eboo) using underlayments and urethane adhesives. k. So I need some help and suggestions on product selection we would like completed by Feb 15, install week of Feb 27th or thereabouts.
Design Criteria--the Prime Directives
1) Long Lasting
2) Good Looking, and not too dark
3) Not slippery for dogs to run on
4) Non-scratching for 2 giant German Shepherds to "peel out" on
5) Warm to bare-feet
6) No "grooves" that will catch dog hair and dander
7) Low maintenance for future
8) No Squeaking!
8) No Squeaking!
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Install New Flooring (1325 SF plus 6 stairs)
House is vacant and empty for easy work environment. GOOD WINTER WORK!
Existing house in Germantown, General Contractor just bought for his private residence and business office.
Entire carpet, tack strip, staples, baseboard has been removed. Plywood subfloor has been screwed down at 16”OC with screws to avoid squeaks. I want to make sure no squeaks.
The SCOPE DOES INCLUDE the (6) steps risers and runs, ONLY the steps on the right side going up are included at this time. Figure on a 1/4 round on the sides of the steps.
Existing house in Germantown, General Contractor just bought for his private residence and business office.
Entire carpet, tack strip, staples, baseboard has been removed. Plywood subfloor has been screwed down at 16”OC with screws to avoid squeaks. I want to make sure no squeaks.
The SCOPE DOES INCLUDE the (6) steps risers and runs, ONLY the steps on the right side going up are included at this time. Figure on a 1/4 round on the sides of the steps.
The entry landing will stay ceramic tile. Steps appear to be properly made and dimensioned, by installer Must make sure that finished product is equal in rise and run, per code the deepest tread can be no more than 3/8" greater than the shallowest, The tallest riser can be no more than 3/8" higher than the shortest, and nosing is required on the steps, 3/4 to 1-1/4". Shim and adjust as needed.
There will be a granite surround in front of the fireplace, about 3’ deep by 8’ wide
There will be a granite surround in front of the fireplace, about 3’ deep by 8’ wide
Good work for winter!
Looking for a good $/SF price to get this done. Probably Mid to Late Feb. 
