Vinyl Plank To Carpet Transition Strip

It is designed to overlap floating floors to allow proper expansion space between two flooring materials.

Vinyl plank to carpet transition strip.

Transition from carpet to another material. Fastening the transition to the flooring and subfloor. T molding sand the bottom of the t molding track and lay down a strip of glue at the edge of the carpet. Thick x 1 13 16 in.

Slide the edge of your vinyl floors underneath the curved edge of the carpeting to create a seamless transition. Teeth on the carpet side of the transition grip the material to hold it in place as tack strip would. Transition from a thick hard flooring such as hardwood or tile to a thinner hard flooring such as vinyl. One common mistake is gluing or nailing transition strips to the floating floor and the subfloor.

The visible top portion might be metal vinyl wood or laminate generally chosen to match the hard flooring. This transition is used at thresholds to reduce height of hardwood flooring to meet other flooring materials at substrate level. Optiwood hardwood overlap reducer provides a transition to add the finishing touches to your flooring. Floating floors are designed to expand and contract freely so they should never be secured to any fixed objects.

These transition strips are often sold in kits with a variety of pieces included. Wide x 72 in. Create a final finished edge on one floor material rather than to transition between two floors. Step 2 apply a 1 4 inch wide line of construction adhesive to the bottom of the transition strip where it will rest on the concrete.

Length vinyl multi purpose reducer molding. Place the track so that the edge of it slides underneath the tack strip at the edge of your carpeting.