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From: IMMENO1Ls Date: Wed Sep 01 05:00:45 2004 |
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========[ Invite a Friend - http://www.ganoksin.com/invite.htm ]======== > Our flooring contractor keeps telling us that vinyl sheet > flooring has to be installed over special engineered underlayment > and won't hold up. Is this just a way to jack up the bill? susannah - boy are you intuitive! either a) he does not understand that there will not be a herd of 50 customers, 6 adults, 14 kids under the age of 11, 5 dogs, & 7 teenagers tromping through it on a daily basis; or b) he has no experience in the flooring field so he's just winging it at the high end. i go with a) & b). if i were to redo the floor in my work room (& right now i am redoing everything else from the carpet up!) i would go with a commercial grade carpeting (the flat kind that doesn't require padding & looks like fuzzy corduroy) & put a 'chair pad' at every work station. a chair pad is one of those plastic thingys offices use to let chairs roll around over carpet. why? i have them over regular carpeting - one under my drafting stool at the work bench so the stool rolls & turns easily &, best of all, i hear when something drops (i use a lot of smaller stones & melee) & i can tell just where the carpet catches it; in front of the soldering station for the odd suicidal piece of hot solder that jumps off of the block to land on; under the trim saws & the cabmates & the genii. a hard floor all the time will kill your feet - (another reason for the large rug in my show booth on pavement + on grass at other shows it keeps dropped items from getting lost in grass) the pads would probably keep your detritus at a minimum since you can vacuum them up from the plastic. well, back to the saw, hammer, screw gun, electrical outlets, fume fan, light fixtures, dust collector, paint stuff & layout plans - it didn't seem to be this time consuming when i drew them up! good luck - ive ____________________________________________________________________ T h e O r c h i d L i s t Open Electronic Forum for Jewelry Manufacturing Methods and Procedures ____________________________________________________________________ Orchid FAQ: ~ http://www.ganoksin.com/orchid/faq.htm Orchid Archives: ~ http://www.ganoksin.com/orchid/archive Orchid Galleries: ~ http://www.ganoksin.com/orchid/gallery.htm Invite a Friend: ~ http://www.ganoksin.com/invite.htm ____________________________________________________________________ Tips From The Jeweler's Bench - Article Archive ~ http://www.ganoksin.com/borisat/tip_sear.htm The Jeweler's Selected Bibliography List ~ http://www.ganoksin.com/jewelry-books Buy Orchid Jewelry: ~ http://www.ganoksin.com/shop ____________________________________________________________________ -Unsubscribe: -Email: orchid-request AT ganoksin.com Body=unsubscribe subject=blank ____________________________________________________________________ |
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