Find the price of something you like, and multiply it by 1200. For instance, if you can find something for $3 / s.f., your flooring price is $3600. Add to that the cost of the glue or underlayment (if it's a floating floor, you'll need the the thing it floats on.) That will run you several hundred dollars more.
Now, you'll need to pay someone to lay it, if you aren't doing DIY. That will run a minimum of $1 per foot.
make it easy on yourself. visit the Home Depot website, select the floor style/type you like, click on your selection, and a ''box'' will come up to the right and you type in your square footage, 1200, and automatically Home Depot will fill in the number of boxes of wood /tile you need and the cost of each box, and the total cost. they will even deliver..
or what we did was have the wood delivered to the nearest store for pick up, so we could check out whether we did really like it when we seen it up close....
ours was even better than I expected. and they loaded into our vehicle for us.
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Hi Patty, that would be very hard to say. It would all depend on the type of flooring and where you are buying it from.
Find the price of something you like, and multiply it by 1200. For instance, if you can find something for $3 / s.f., your flooring price is $3600. Add to that the cost of the glue or underlayment (if it's a floating floor, you'll need the the thing it floats on.) That will run you several hundred dollars more.
Now, you'll need to pay someone to lay it, if you aren't doing DIY. That will run a minimum of $1 per foot.
Hi Anita,
make it easy on yourself. visit the Home Depot website, select the floor style/type you like, click on your selection, and a ''box'' will come up to the right and you type in your square footage, 1200, and automatically Home Depot will fill in the number of boxes of wood /tile you need and the cost of each box, and the total cost. they will even deliver..
or what we did was have the wood delivered to the nearest store for pick up, so we could check out whether we did really like it when we seen it up close....
ours was even better than I expected. and they loaded into our vehicle for us.
hope this helps.