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Old 07-29-2009, 02:29 PM   #1
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How many guys would it take to do 4000 sq. ft of flooring over concrete slab with 1500 sq ft of trav and 2500 sq ft. of prefinished oak to be finished i two weeks.

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Old 07-29-2009, 07:21 PM   #2
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1 Really big one.
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ED&ED could not get the layout done in two weeks. Larry and Kevin would be done early enough to shoot a few games of pool.


Why do you ask?
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2 men who knew what they were doing as long as it wasn't all small hallways and weird angle.
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I think I could get it done with a trained monkey and a baby zebra
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That is enough work to keep one guy busy.

2 guys and you'll be done in a week.

Throw 10 guys at it and it will still take 2 days, as you have to come back and grout the next day, or use quick set and knock it out in a day.


How many guys do you think you will need? You've seen the project, I have not.
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I think I could get it done with a trained monkey and a baby zebra
The baby zebra has been the answer the whole f%#$&n time hasn't it! You been holdin out Mike...and I'm not happy about it neither.








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I think this question was on CASH CAB last week!!
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Well of course, the baby zebra is the one with the skills!

I will do my best to be more forthcoming in the future
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2 guys for completion in 2 weeks. Is prefinished oak glue down or floating?

A little high-sighted for 1 guy, I personally believe...
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This week we did 2000 sq ft , with 5 skilled guys in 4 days . Work including moving a 24 ft U-Haul truck full of furniture , Demo 750 sq ft tile, Demo carpet, prep & level concrete subfloor ,Install 2000 sq ft 5" Black engineered glue-down hardwood , install 480 linear ft 5" base , install 3 new toilets, undercut limestone fireplace , etc. We had to zig zag around many diffcult hallways & meet up through diffrent sections of the house.

If you are installing that much trav they will want 1/8 grout lines , the tile will be brittle , everything must be level . 4500 sq ft of tile and wood, it would take us 9 days. Thats trimed out /piant/caulk, sealed tile/grout, the final touch.

Every depends on the skill and speed of your helpers. BOTTOM LINE

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