Pictures look like they were professionally installed; especially the ones featured with the baseboards. Are there extra straight edge pieces? How much does 100sq ft cover? Thank you!
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They do come with straight edge pieces. The only problem is that if you take the edge pieces off to assemble your area, it's very difficult to find the exact matches again. It blends in well, but doesn't look as good as having the exact edge piece that was originally connected to that main piece. We bought 200 sq. feet and it covers a 20'x10' area in our basement. More coverage than I had expected. I have no regrets - it's awesome! In fact our basement has flooded twice and the mats did not get ruined. They floated on top of the water and dried quickly with no lingering musty smell.
790693
No its not, actually the taller they are the better they look, I just set up a 16 bedroom rental property in OBX, NC and the taller I could find the better. There are really nice for the price too! They even have matching candle holders that are nice accent too! (I use battery operated candles for bedroom)
622216
I agree with the comment below that they mean the same thing. I ordered a few boxes. Some baseboard pieces were white with grey veins, others were more uniformly grey/blue with little or no veining. Product of nature, randomness makes it beautiful. Tell your installer where to place each piece if you are concerned about matching.
877602
They have a deckplate available. Depending on your spacing, this could cover those holes.
658194
I did have to cut it some, in Ga we have 2x4 studded walls. seems like 10",, or 12"These things were probably made to serve even up north where houses have 2x6 walls.
38137
The rods are simply pounded into the ground - i put some bracing between the panels and the AC and have no problems with heavy winds - these panels look great, require no maintenance, the price is right and they hide the unit - i would buy them again.
1848720
Yes, this fixture comes complete to put up. It includes the escutcheon plate, 6' of wire, and about 3' of chain. If your installation will hang straight down, you'll be fine, but if you need to swag the fixture over you will need a hook and additional chain. I found a 6' section at Home Depot in rubbed bronze that looked decent enough to use.
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The panels are framed in "solid wood" (more of a composite) with thin (~1/10") hardboard surfaces. I could see this clearly on one unit that came damaged (punched through in the packaging; promptly replaced by the vendor, btw). The manufacturer doesn't claim they'll support a lot of weight, and they won't-especially the double-span versions like 329206. They'll bow in the middle, at least, like one of my units did, loaded with just a CD collection (in plastic trays) on it (total ~15 lb?). This is why, when I used two double-wides joined together as a base for my 75-lb plasma HDTV, I used a 3/4" plywood panel across the top of them as the actual loadbearing surface. The cubes' panels' strength is pretty much all in their perimeter framing, not the square flat surfaces. For a drawer unit storing bottles, I reinforced its bottom with a cut-to-fit square of thin Masonite, so concerned was I that a full bottle might punch through. Also, the surfaces are covered in a minimal woodgrain-printed paper-based sheet, so that won't stand much abuse beyond wiping with a soft damp cloth occasionally. One of my panels was marred when I wasn't super careful removing its temporary-adhesive part-number label! I've thus been extremely careful with these units' surfaces since that day-e.g., I use felt pads under the plastic CD trays. As furniture, these storage units are intelligently designed and respectably manufactured, but their very reasonable pricing is reflected in their materials' durability. They are MINIMALLY engineered; these vendors aren't giving anything away. The customer just has to be extra respectful of their limitations when putting them to use ... as I have. Can't beat the price.
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I had the same problem. The slats all looked the same size. I put it together and it looks fine. The only problem I had was that one of the bolts was missing. I went to a hardware store and bought a new one. It isn't the same color but you can barely notice it.
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There are two designs. The straight leg design is the 100. That's because the top measures 10x10, which equals 100 square feet. The slant leg one is 8 x 8 at the top, and 10x10 at the bottom. 8x8 is the W64. This is for the W64 model, and is cut as a trapezoid for the slanted legs. I used three panels last weekend at a dog show. They weren't bad--far better than bungy cording a tarp up--but the velcro isn't as strong as I'd like. A good gust could undo it. Use those clips at the bottom--they help with stability a great deal, or the velcro loops will just let it slide up and down the legs.
627238
The calculator on www.kidwise.com is pretty accurate. They claim about 300 sq ft at 3". I did 400 at 2"but I'm seeing some bare areas after this winter. I plan to buy more this year to get to 3". BTW, great product. My kids and I haven't found any metal and the brown color hasn't faded.
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I used some screen paint off of EBAY. Looks fantastic. Best $50 (for hardboard and paint and trim) I've spent on my entertainment setup.MUCH better than the white wall. The black levels are acceptable now. The paint is grey but slightly reflective, so it's still plenty bright.
1069265
Unfortunately the sheet protectors do stick out beyond the edge of the board. I use them for reference material, but I would not if you are looking for a nice looking total package.
1468324
It only comes with three or four slats, so for added support we bought two or three 1 x 4's to cover the full length of the bed. We just had to cut them to size, an easy project, but well worth it. This bed has a great look and the drawers are great for storage.
40264
there are 4 curved and beveled panels of real glass, very nicely done. the only thing I've noticed is that the paint on the pole part fades fast, a spray can of good paint fixed that fast. the top and the lights still look and shine like new.
938079
It does come with everything shown and is the most beautiful closet system you'll find. I have a walk in closet and put a couple of systems together and my wife loves it. Its not hard to install if you plan ahead and follow the directions. There was ample hardware and it was good quality. The screws didn't break or strip out. Make sure you have a drill and plenty of screw driver bits.
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I would like the same answer. These pieces are not cheap and I bought 3 panels and clipped them together, but I don't want to have to invest a lot more money to buy their posts.