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How Much Hardwood Can........
I dont lay alot of hardwood and was curious as to how many sq ft. the average daily installer can lay in say an hour with a helper?
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Re: How Much Hardwood Can........
Dan, There are a lot of variables here. I usually figure 600 sq ft a day after the prep is done. Obviously hallways, baths and most kitchens go slower and open areas go quicker. Substrates matter too, going over concrete takes longer than over wood unless it's a gluedown and I won't touch that with a 10 ft. pole although it is quite popular nowdays.
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Re: How Much Hardwood Can........Quote:
I would have to say that that is a bit above average. |
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Re: How Much Hardwood Can........
Completely depends on the product.
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Re: How Much Hardwood Can........
Hey tetor 600 ft. is pretty good. I think we only average 250 - 300 a day, of course we only do it a few times a year. Floorcraft, I mean an average I know it totally depends on the project.
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Re: How Much Hardwood Can........
I would say 300-450 is acceptable for a 3/4 naildown.
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Re: How Much Hardwood Can........
I can put in 400 to 500 in a day but I am a bull. I do not do it everyday either,so I would imagine a bull that is an expert could do 600 ft.
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