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Carpet to hardwood floor threshold
I am renovating a bedroom and have a flooring transiion
question. There is carpet in the BR and in the adjoining hall, with a seam in the doorway. The BR is gettng new carpet. Sometime in the future (not soon enough to be part of this project, I am going to pull up the hall carpet and replace it with hardwood strip flooring. The BR doorway consists of two bifold doors that I am going to replace with french doors and a hardwood threshold. I was going to do the doors and threshold after the carpet but now I'm thinking that I should do that before the carpet gets installed so that the new carpet can be tucked in against it. But then, what do I do when I put in the flooring? I can just butt the new hardwood against the threshold but that may not look the best. Any ideas on the best way to handle this? Is there a particular type of threshold I should be using? George |
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I read that a couple times and did not see the problem. Can you do the
BR carpet, then the doors, then do the flooring in the hallway ? It sounds like if it's measured out that the phases would come together OK. |
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