hardwood worth

Greg McAllister asks:

>Quick question... If you were to estimate a price on what a gym floor could
>be sold for (approx. 5100 sq ft), what would it be worth ? I know I'm asking
>a question that begs a whole bunch of other questions, but presume a 25 year
>old floor of hardwood like maple. I would also appreciate any other advice
>on how to best sell it

If you wanted to know how much it would cost to install a new floor, we might
be able to help. There are far too many variables in old flooring, ranging from
removal methods to fastener types to finish types to make any kind of sensible
answer possible. At best, you're going to lose some while ripping it up. You'll
lose more to fasteners that break off. You'll lose more for other reasons. Then
a lot of people won't touch it because of those chips, strips, dips, fasteners
and finishes that are hard to remove or repair.

And, too, a lot may depend on your location.

Charlie Self

http://hometown.aol.com/charliediy/myhomepage/business.html

Probably the same as it was two days ago when you asked. I'm guessing you
can't see your post or the responses to it?
--
Larry C in Auburn, WA

"Greg McAllister" <[email protected]> wrote in message
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> Hello woodworkers...
>
> Quick question... If you were to estimate a price on what a gym floor
could
> be sold for (approx. 5100 sq ft), what would it be worth ? I know I'm
asking
> a question that begs a whole bunch of other questions, but presume a 25
year
> old floor of hardwood like maple. I would also appreciate any other advice
> on how to best sell it
> Just wondering
>
> Thanks
>
>
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