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Default Carpet-Wood Floor Junction

TheScullster
wibbled on Wednesday 21 October 2009 13:34

Hi all

Still contemplating threshold arrangements between engineered wood and
carpet!
Apparently it is possible to buy or make a tapered bit of wood to give a
smooth transition between higher wood level and carpet surface.
My question is: if you use one of these, how is the carpet secured to butt
up to it IYSWIM?
(Wood floor and carpet laid onto concrete in this case)

TIA

Phil


http://www.1926woodflooring.co.uk/ac...fo_703010.html

That'll do the job... There are other finishes available to suit your floor.
It's what I used, to butt upto a wood threshold whilst allowing an
expansion joint for the wood floor.

Cheers

Tim

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