advertizing is confusing, i cannot figure out how many of what i need, also-chiseled edges to collect dirt?
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Thank you for your question and we apologize that our listing appears to be confusing. Basically, everything is standardized to square footage. The 4 different sized tiles come in 8 sq. ft. bundles. So, once you know how many square feet that you would be needing for your project (plust 10-15% for waste) please kindly let us know or alternatively purchase the quantity you need on Amazon. As for the chiseled edges of the tiles, once the edges are grouted and tiles are sealed, your tiles would not be collecting dirt.We hope this explanation was helpful. If you may prefer, please feel free to give us a call at our toll-free 1-877-445-5599 so we could assist you better.Best Regards,Oracle Tile & Stone1-877-445-5599 Thank you for your question and we apologize that our listing appears to be confusing. Basically, everything is standardized to square footage. The 4 different sized tiles come in 8 sq. ft. bundles. So, once you know how many square feet that you would be needing for your project (plust 10-15% for waste) please kindly let us know or alternatively purchase the quantity you need on Amazon. As for the chiseled edges of the tiles, once the edges are grouted and tiles are sealed, your tiles would not be collecting dirt.We hope this explanation was helpful. If you may... » Read More Thank you for your question and we apologize that our listing appears to be confusing. Basically, everything is standardized to square footage. The 4 different sized tiles come in 8 sq. ft. bundles. So, once you know how many square feet that you would be needing for your project (plust 10-15% for waste) please kindly let us know or alternatively purchase the quantity you need on Amazon. As for the chiseled edges of the tiles, once the edges are grouted and tiles are sealed, your tiles would not be collecting dirt.We hope this explanation was helpful. If you may prefer, please feel free to give us a call at our toll-free 1-877-445-5599 so we could assist you better.Best Regards,Oracle Tile & Stone1-877-445-5599 « Show Less
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Hello each box/kit is 16 sft which you would need to create a Versailles patter, aka French pattern. How many sft do you need? Please add approx 20% waste factor while calculating. Edge is for show. Your grout will cover all. Sanded grout is preferable. please have the floor sealed once installed. Let us know if any other questions. Thanks Premierworldwide
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I remember looking at it and thinking the same thing. Actually didn't know about the other sites. There is a similar steam broom selling on infomercials for somewhat less than even that. And truth be told, I'm not sure I would even pay that much for it.I would love a steam mop that does the same thing, but more than $50 and I have to wonder what kind of special plastic they used to make this stuff. Somebody must be buying it or else the price would be lower. And I'm sure Bissel's reputation is better than that infomercial item too, just to be fair.
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Hi, I think the dirt helped during the whole delivery as a sort of buffer but I don't really have a great answer for you. Maybe contact the vendor?
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You could also get a handheld metal detector, and use a wire brush to brush the boards. . you also need to lookout for rocks, dirt, or other small dense objects
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The whole thing; rake, wheels, nuts and bolts, and extensions all came together in a package. That's how it's sold. IDK why you would not want the extensions. If you have an area that's small enough not to use any extensions, then you probably want to look at a "Sno-Brum" or something like that.The wheels don't easily pop off. The opening that lets them slide in closes tight and the metal has to stretch the wheels out again to get them off, and it has to be at the right angle as well. I found it to my advantage to smooth out the aluminum where the wheels go in (sandpaper) so they roll easily. Otherwise the sharp edges can dig in and cause the wheels to bind occasionally. The whole thing; rake, wheels, nuts and bolts, and extensions all came together in a package. That's how it's sold. IDK why you would not want the extensions. If you have an area that's small enough not to use any extensions, then you probably want to look at a "Sno-Brum" or something like that.The wheels don't easily pop off. The opening that lets them slide in closes tight and the metal has to stretch the wheels out again to get them off, and it has to be at the right angle as well. I found it to my advantage to smooth out the aluminum where the wheels go in... » Read More The whole thing; rake, wheels, nuts and bolts, and extensions all came together in a package. That's how it's sold. IDK why you would not want the extensions. If you have an area that's small enough not to use any extensions, then you probably want to look at a "Sno-Brum" or something like that.The wheels don't easily pop off. The opening that lets them slide in closes tight and the metal has to stretch the wheels out again to get them off, and it has to be at the right angle as well. I found it to my advantage to smooth out the aluminum where the wheels go in (sandpaper) so they roll easily. Otherwise the sharp edges can dig in and cause the wheels to bind occasionally. « Show Less
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A hammer drill set on hammer with a flat chisel works better with less dust. Follow that up with a heavy duty hand floor scraper.
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I don't remember exactly but it is shown in the instructions. It wasn't all that big and it wasn't all that hard to dig. I did it myself with a post hole digger.
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Ramp, clearning brush,rake and a dozen waste receptacles. And power cord.You want the new "classic" mega 980 series. The new "elite" is junk the rake breaks Often.
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I think there were one or two belts, but more are needed quickly, so suggest buying a couple different grits, based on your needs
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Another tool is needed. And i would reccommend getting any and all tools or strippers to make it go easier......I did not, and struggled with stripping them straight......
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There is a long list of lot numbers. To be safe I suggest returning your product to amazon. For the list it's on the link from amazon.
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Contact the manufacturer, they are usually very helpful. However, they make a huge number of products, from steel rolling mills to ultra microscopes, so send them all the details on what you want, and good luck.
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Hey Paul, been a little while since I bought it but I recall getting the following. 1. Treasure guide 2. A shovel(Small Hand Type) 3. Pouch for your finds hip type 4. Another small metal detecting book 5. Not sure . Sorry for not knowing this exactly. I will tell you this is an incredible machine and the price was much less than the MSRP. I added a Garrett pin-pointer, pro bag, and coil cover to my order. I feel safe to say either way you will get a good deal. Happy Hunting!
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buy a sieve or splatter guard at a yard sale. You can find many different size screens on these two kitchen items. I use my various sieves and splatter guards for tons of things like pushing soil thru to get rid of small rocks/pebbles, sticks, etc or to break up dirt clods. Just one example of a use NOT for the kitchen. If you are unsure what a splatter guard is, it's what your Grandma used over her skillet while frying bacon to keep hot grease from popping on her or all over the stovetop, walls, etc. Those come in many diameters as well for use w/ different size pans. I have found all kinds of kitchen gadgets that can be repurposed for gardening projects or something like this. Hope this helps. buy a sieve or splatter guard at a yard sale. You can find many different size screens on these two kitchen items. I use my various sieves and splatter guards for tons of things like pushing soil thru to get rid of small rocks/pebbles, sticks, etc or to break up dirt clods. Just one example of a use NOT for the kitchen. If you are unsure what a splatter guard is, it's what your Grandma used over her skillet while frying bacon to keep hot grease from popping on her or all over the stovetop, walls, etc. Those come in many diameters as well for use w/ different size pans. I have found all... » Read More buy a sieve or splatter guard at a yard sale. You can find many different size screens on these two kitchen items. I use my various sieves and splatter guards for tons of things like pushing soil thru to get rid of small rocks/pebbles, sticks, etc or to break up dirt clods. Just one example of a use NOT for the kitchen. If you are unsure what a splatter guard is, it's what your Grandma used over her skillet while frying bacon to keep hot grease from popping on her or all over the stovetop, walls, etc. Those come in many diameters as well for use w/ different size pans. I have found all kinds of kitchen gadgets that can be repurposed for gardening projects or something like this. Hope this helps. « Show Less
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There are stakes already on each piece, just press it into the ground when the soil is reasonably soft. There are connectors on each end.You can also use a good utility knife to cut and custom fit pieces. The version of Suncast I bought is the stone-looking type (for a border, not edging, so it is 2-sided), it has held up fairly well over several years.
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There are pictures in the description of the product. Also you can search google brush purposes for extra help.
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You will need 12 boxes. Remember to order edge guards if you want a smooth edge.