Is square footage measured under tension? Clean'stretch' and all. (to customers: i doubt it but ya never know; to mfg: I prefered the prior version)
634320
Given that MOST of us who buy this product never thought about "stretch" or even knew about it, and you did, tells me that YOU already know the answer.
634321
First two responders, the product itself advertises to be "Cleanstretch". Seems like a logical question to me.
962474
mine is a bit 'squished' now, but I'd say it was 25x16 (I can't remember if it came in different sizes). Anyway, not sure I'd buy this again, not very effective at all really. I thought at first it was, but don't know that after it's been slept on for a length of time that the effectiveness is compromised. Next time I will opt for a better version/product.
1838161
Are you speaking its effectiveness space? If so,I was never sure. However, we always used two on our two level deck that was roughly the size of handball court. Again, I say roughly.
127889
Sorry for the name "poop" on the last post (my son got a hold of my profile!).Not sure why my measurements are different from the other post, but I'm not under the influence and just took the measurements! Lol
82878
No but it's pretty easy. .. place ring on stretcher, insert spreader then tap with a hammer check size and repeat as needed. Only recommended to go .5 to1.5 sizes up or you risk splitting the ring. Annealing can help if you may go more.
1724910
Maximum span before stretching (loading) is 12 inches by my tape measure. They would stretch another 3" beyond that. Can be adjusted for less span
1726771
I have experienced this in the past - one (or both, to different degrees) of the surfaces is flexing under the scale. because the scale is digital, it depends on the constant of the resistance of the floor surface to produce the result you see. I have my scale on a poured, stained concrete floor so I have no resistance whatsoever. Do you have a similar area where you can place the unit? That would provide the ideal surface, then continue to use that surface for your ongoing measurements. The other choice is to choose one surface - the hardwood would be my choice - and stick with that. Consistency over time is key.
1524264
That depends on how much tape you apply and where you apply it. You need to contact 3M to find out what the tensile pull strength is to determine the area of application. Why would you not use construction adhesive? I have to believe it would be much more cost effective.
1207501
It is fixed, but you get used to. However if you need to place in a space with limitation, then probably need to give a second thought.
1545048
Don't really understand your question. Put all the stuff you want to cover and buy a tape measure.
729969
I don't honestly know, nor have I ever known how to calculate the square footage. I was told at Sears that the "30 Pint" measurement has to do with the amount of water the dehumidifier can remove "per day", not to be confused with the amount of water nor the "size" of the "bucket. I think it depends more on how humid your rooms are. The good news is that you can adjust the dial to determine how dry you want your air to be. I also found that it is very helpful to also buy the digital "humidistat" so you can have an idea of what your personal needs are depending on where you live. I don't honestly know, nor have I ever known how to calculate the square footage. I was told at Sears that the "30 Pint" measurement has to do with the amount of water the dehumidifier can remove "per day", not to be confused with the amount of water nor the "size" of the "bucket. I think it depends more on how humid your rooms are. The good news is that you can adjust the dial to determine how dry you want your air to be. I also found that it is very helpful to also buy the digital "humidistat" so you can have an idea of what your personal needs... » Read More I don't honestly know, nor have I ever known how to calculate the square footage. I was told at Sears that the "30 Pint" measurement has to do with the amount of water the dehumidifier can remove "per day", not to be confused with the amount of water nor the "size" of the "bucket. I think it depends more on how humid your rooms are. The good news is that you can adjust the dial to determine how dry you want your air to be. I also found that it is very helpful to also buy the digital "humidistat" so you can have an idea of what your personal needs are depending on where you live. « Show Less
1185675
not sure,don`t use it very often ,doesn`t cover as much sq.ft.as advertised.
593414
Mine measures the same as previous two answers...agreeing with Julie--doesn't fit--too long; but it works for now as long as the users are...thoughtful!
1009473
No need to be Nasty Nelly to the other person who bothered to answer. It states in the description 1 sq ft. which is 12" x 12". Is that less vague for you?
1222074
I used 1/4" cork underlayment bought in 200 square foot rolls. I taped the seems. Turned out perfect. Best floors ever. Seal with Bona Traffic. Even placed in my bathroom. No problems.
1533273
Yes. I would opt for a little better meter this one tends to be off on measurements.
475084
Welcome. Next time ask for measurements or approximations. Some folks just give opinions.