I Would Like to Borrow/Rent an Enclosed Trailer

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Good day all,
I'm looking to borrow/rent and enclosed for a month. My gf is moving in with me and I'm going to try and redo the flooring inside our house first. Around a 20 foot would be preferred, or longer works too.

I would need it for the entire month of March and it would be kept at my place.
If anyone can help me out, it would be appreciated
Thanks in advance :beer:
 

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Don't have a trailer. But I am a hardwood flooring specialist. Let me know if I can help somehow.
 

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Good day all,
I'm looking to borrow/rent and enclosed for a month. My gf is moving in with me and I'm going to try and redo the flooring inside our house first. Around a 20 foot would be preferred, or longer works too.

I would need it for the entire month of March and it would be kept at my place.
If anyone can help me out, it would be appreciated
Thanks in advance :beer:

Did you sells yours? Another option if you can't find a trailer is to get a pod. We used them for our last move. They will drop it off, move it and store it if needed.
 
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Don't have a trailer. But I am a hardwood flooring specialist. Let me know if I can help somehow.
Thanks,
I am in search of 9 sheets of 1/4 plywood to shim up my carpeted areas, to match the lino floor.
 
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Did you sells yours? Another option if you can't find a trailer is to get a pod. We used them for our last move. They will drop it off, move it and store it if needed.
We looked at PODS Keith, and we'd be about a grand for the month. Even with it sitting in the yard, so thinking of an enclosed. And ya..... I sold my enclosed a couple of years ago and haven't replaced it yet.
 

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1/4? Typically lino is on 3/8 k3. You putting down a laminate?
 

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Home Depot sells 5/16 ULAY for that.

¼" plywood is a tough one to find, unless you go with a Luan or that really crappy plywood...
 

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Airdrie Trailer rents. You could also call Secure-Rite containers. Good people.
 
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1/4? Typically lino is on 3/8 k3. You putting down a laminate?
We had a hard time measuring the height, and thought it was 1/4" Which would explain why it's difficult to find, so 3/8's makes sense, thanks.
Yes we are doing laminate
 

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Don't got a trailer. But far as the floor goes look into vinyl plank flooring. We just put that in our kitchen and love it. Way easier to install then laminate.


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Vinyl plank is the way to go, we install a lot at work, I'm going to pull our laminate out and do vinyl plank in our whole house, if you get the right one it's really strong, we have a sample glued to the shop floor for a month now, drive fork lift on it daily and it's like new!
 

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Laminate actually DEGRADES a renovation...

It is the first thing people pull out of the house when they first buy it or do a reno.

There is a lot of nice click together vinyl also.. It is a floating floor and requires no adhesives.
 

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People here definitely prefer wood. That being said, I would much prefer a laminate over vinyl products. And removing a ton of k3 to be able to install any nailed down floor can be an expensive or time consumming job. You get what you pay for, if your only dropping $1 a foot on product your not going to get a very nice floor. I'd stay clear of home Depot or timber town type products. And don't cheap out on underpad. You put down a nice underpad in will help with the floor temp and sound.
 

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Vinyl plank is the way to go, we install a lot at work, I'm going to pull our laminate out and do vinyl plank in our whole house, if you get the right one it's really strong, we have a sample glued to the shop floor for a month now, drive fork lift on it daily and it's like new!
Yes its awesome stuff mom and dad just got there house done in it
 
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