Math Quiz

[Ernesto]

Math Quiz for the day;
Given the lengths of these three "random planks", how do you maintain a 16 inch end joint stagger? see pic for lengths per the manufacturers installation guidelines.

 

[Roland]

Ok all ready been over this so I will stay out and see what others have to say

 

[DarisMulkin]

Take it all out and use for firewood.

Daris

 

[havasu]

I can't help but reading the label that states "CARB 2 Compliant" next to the words..."Made in China!"

LOL

 

[Floorist]

Is that LL crap?

 

[havasu]

I'm wondering the same....

 

[Ernesto]

You guys suck at math I see. lol

Not from LL but does it matter?

 

[havasu]

Yeah, we suck, but so does LL!

 

[Ernesto]

Its NOT LL!!!

 

[Ernesto]

So if you have 3 different plank lengths - 47 9/16ths - 26 15/16ths and an even smaller one at 20 5/8ths inches, after the first run you need to come back on consecutive rows leaving a 16 inch end joint stagger.
Is it possible?

 

[Floorist]

No........

 

[Incognito]

So if you have 3 different plank lengths - 47 9/16ths - 26 15/16ths and an even smaller one at 20 5/8ths inches, after the first run you need to come back on consecutive rows leaving a 16 inch end joint stagger.
Is it possible?

Of course not.

For a minium 16" stagger no board can be less than 32"

So to follow the instructions all you need to do is throw away everything but the 4'ers.

 

[Ernesto]

Floorists post doesn't count because he read it on FB so Incognito wins. It's funny because it took no less that 20 or so posts for som one to figure that out.