Bedrooms With Hardwood Floors And Rugs
How To Transition Hardwood and Tile Floors
By Todd Fratzel on Flooring
Floor Transitions
So you might ask why I'm focusing on the floor transition? The answer is simple, I've seen so many DIY flooring projects in homes that look really great except for one detail, the floor transition looks awful.
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Whether you're installing solid hardwood, engineered hardwood, laminate, or tile the issues are all the same. You really need to plan the floor transitions before you start any flooring installation. There are several basic issues that arise at the floor transitions.
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- Elevation – The final floor elevation of each type of material is a major issue that needs proper attention in order for your new floor to look great and not become a maintenance issue.
- Location of Tran sition -The actual location that you stop one flooring type and start another within a door opening, cased opening or room separation is a very important aesthetic consideration.
- Special Transitions – Stairways can pose some interesting transitions that need special attention and transition pieces.
Elevation
Elevation changes are fairly common in remodeling projects when sub-floors can't easily be adjusted for different flooring thicknesses. As you can see in the adjacent photo, the use of a transition threshold molding is the easiest way to take care of this problem. This can occur if you install a hardwood floor over an existing floor adjacent to a flooring material that will not be changing.
Bedrooms With Hardwood Floors And Rugs
Source: https://www.homeconstructionimprovement.com/how-to-transition-hardwood-and-tile/
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