The nails were rather thick and about 2.25 long...not sure what they are normally used for.

Turned out the electrical box is about 1.5" too high for the range bottom recess for the bulky plug.Lowering the receptacle box is possible, but involve quite a bit of work because it's an older building, I have to open up thick plastered wall, the receptacle which is a 4-11/16" box mounted on top of a 1" EMT conduit coming up through the concrete slab at the end of a 90 degree bend with #6 conductors inside that I can't seem to pull or push.What do you think? 

The walls are pre manufactured concrete and styrofoam blocks about a foot thick with a space that will be filled with reinforced concrete to hold it together.

As low as .70 per sq ft for 1.5mm thickness and as high as $2.50 per sq ft for the 4mm+ thickness.

Do not throw or drop removed and use a 6-mil thick plastic sheeting to wrap it in and secure the plastic with duct tape.

Yes this can be a great nitch depending on the area, but you better be thick skinned.

. 🤷🏻‍♂️ Nice Minh,That must be one thick icing ;)Six figure cashflow is nice and seven figure appreciation is even better.How were you able to get massive cashflow when 99% of California investors say there's no cashflow there?

What I liked about the Adura Max is that it's thick, 100% waterproof and rigid so that it can handle variations in the floor better. 

@Tim Johnson they are 7 1/4 in wide its pergo vintage pewter oak laminate plank flooring they are 10mm thick it is very nice flooring I would use it in my own home 

Some add inside dimensions of all the rooms and add them together (that doesn't include wall thickness, etc.)