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Leftover material from a flooring job. Comes in a 7-foot long box, which should lay flat for hauling, or remove pieces from box for hauling.
Product description from Lumber Liquidators:
http://www.lumberliquidators.com/catalog/product.jsp?productId=1665&categoryId=12§ionId=3&subCategoryId=105
Recommended installation on slab:
Fill low spots with self-leveling underlayment
Lay down cloth and plastic barrier (tape edges, no gluing)
Flooring floats on the barrier, but simple tongue-and-groove edges must be glued together with wood glue (this is not a "Quick Lock" floor)
Quantities:
Boards are 3 in. wide. Lengths and quantities are as follows:
1.5' x 20
2' x 12
1.5' x 11
3' x 7
4' x 5
7' x 5
Total running feet =157.5
Since it takes 4 running feet to make a square foot, square footage is 39.38.
Condition:
Boards have been removed from box, never installed. Some dust, possible dings on a couple of corners.
Extras:
4 partial rolls of barrier (3 feet wide). Should be way over 40 sq. ft.
About 10 lb. Novoplan self-leveling underlayment
About 10 oz. LevelQuick primer (to mix with Novoplan)
Pricing:
Lumber Liquidators charges $2.99/sq. ft., or $116.61+tax for 39 sq. ft. My price is $75, including the extra supplies. Their smallest lot is 52 sq. ft. with no returns on opened boxes, so for a small job or tail end of a big job you're saving even more.
- Location: NE Heights - Montgomery and Wyoming
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