If you're looking for a budget friendly option for redoing your floors or if you are looking for a floor that is easy to install and maintain, look no further. These beautiful self stick vinyl floor tiles install in minutes, and add elegance to any room.

Plus, with their stunning high gloss finish, there is no need to wax! Update just one room, or every room in your home, you're going to love the way they look. Please note: We recommend purchasing 5% more than required, based on square footage, to accommodate for any cutting and waste.

A 30cm x 30cm ceramic tile can cost around RM1.80 per piece, while a porcelain tile of the same size costs RM2. Just for comparison, a heavy-duty homogeneous tile of the same size may cost up to RM2.70 per piece.

So, a typical bathroom of 60 sqft would cost about RM120 in tiles alone. contractors will typically include the cost of tiles into the total charge, and calculate the installation by the total square footage of the area.

Flawless Floor Sanding. You'll need two rental machines: a drum sander to sand most of the floor and an edger to sand along baseboards. Rent from a flooring specialty shop rather than a general rental store. You'll get expertise at no extra expense.

Measure the room before you go. Knowing the square footage will help the crew at the rental store estimate how many sanding belts and discs you'll need. Prep before you rent. The prep work will take longer than you think. Don't waste money by picking up the sanders before you're ready to use them.

12 Design Tips To Make A Small Bathroom Better. Install a corner sink. Sometimes even a pedestal sink can disrupt the only available traffic lane in a bathroom. Use a shower curtain. A shower curtain that moves back and forth saves space over a glass door that moves in and out.

Use a large-scale pattern. A large-scale pattern, like this wide stripe, can trick the eye into seeing expanded space. The square footage might stay the same, but the bathroom will feel bigger. Expand the mirror. Mount the towel bar on a door. Use a wall mounted faucet.

The white-oak reception desk doubles as the IT help desk. Photography by Garrett Rowland. Conveniently down the street from the sports events at Madison Square Garden, the office is at the base of a brand-new tower with apartments above, and the space had never been occupied when Nike came calling.

The square footage was certainly impressive, 150,000 over six stories. And it was raw. Prospective tenants, in the market for more conventional digs, had walked in and then directly out, not knowing what to make of the 32-foot slab heights and the co