Laminate Sheet Flooring 14 Feet Wide

Matthews has just amazing quality. Using this roll-around stand on laminate flooring, it rolls very smooth and leaves no marks. Very solid - like all my other Matthews stands.

The bench is heavy enough to not slide on wooden flooring and even comes with its own wrench. The compartment is very nice for sheet music audio cords or whatever you need.

Bought three of these feet, but not for a monopod. I needed a very low camera support that could be used in the field and on smooth indoor flooring. Constructed a three-armed 'tripod' from 1 birch plywood, and screwed the feet to T-nuts attached to the bottom. Works great and looks good. The 3/8-16 threaded screw is just what I needed, and the rubber foot is durable. No doubt it would be perfect for its intended use.

You could look all this stuff up online, print it, then laminate it yourself, or you could just spend $5.

Amazing wide angle lense. I actually like it more than the 14-24.

great 14 gauge extension cord with outlets space every five feet

Doesnt damage flooring or walls. Thick and sturdy.

This is just great media which will give the best results and to laminate as well. Can't say enough about the quality it is just the best,

It's on the heavy side but that is what makes it more stable. Decent spread of the feet but not too wide to take up too much room.

I love this product especially for black and white photographs. But even the color is great. Just last week I presented a customer their image on three different media. Hands down they picked Epson Premium Luster Photo Paper. Of the other two media tested one was less expensive and looked it. The other was considerably more expensive. I might add, I bought the 24 wide x 100' long roll although I prefer sheet cut sizes because they have no curl. But the price per square foot made it a clear choice. To fix this problem I have set up a long, flat table top with a wide cutting mat. With the paper on my handmade spool rack I draw out a long sheet on my clean flat table, carefully weighted down for no slippage. With a good steel 28 straight edge I cut 17 x24 sheets. Then I place them in a clean photo paper box with enough clean, same sized card board so the closed box is full and tight. As I use some from the top I cut some more and place them on the bottom. That way as they rotate up I lose most if not all the curl. It works for me. Of course I can cut other sizes as needed also. Great paper. Good Luck, Paul