Push In Threshold Strips for Different Floor Levels Aluminium Trim

Push In Door Threshold Strip for Uneven Floors in Doorways

Threshold strips for different floor levels need to sit firmly on both sides of a join, even when one floor is a little higher. The push in aluminium strip here fixes with dowels or adhesive for a discreet, secure finish with nothing showing on top. At Safety Products we recommend it for joining laminate to tile or carpet to hardwood in doorways and hallways.

A strip that bridges the join between two floors stops the edge chipping and removes a lip that catches toes. Dowel fixing gives the firmest hold on timber and concrete, while adhesive suits floors where drilling is awkward. The strip cuts to size with standard tools, so it is easy to fit in most homes and rented flats. For level floors with the same quick fitting, see our silver push in door threshold strip. Measure the doorway between the frames and check both floor heights first.

Features

• Push in aluminium threshold strip with a clean top
• Fixes securely with dowels or adhesive
• Bridges slight differences in floor level
• No visible screws on the finished face
• Cuts to size with standard hand tools
• Protects floor edges from chipping and wear

Applications

• Laminate to tile joins in kitchen and utility doorways
• Carpet to hardwood thresholds in living rooms
• Hallways where new flooring sits a little higher
• Bedroom doorways after a laminate refit
• Rented flats needing quick and tidy repairs
• Dining room arches with two different floors
• Loft rooms with uneven floor build ups

Fit Threshold Strips for Different Floor Levels Neatly

Decide on dowels or adhesive, fix the base, then push the strip firmly into place so it rests on both floors without rocking or gaps. Browse more transition profiles at Safety Products, or compare our push in laminate to tile door strip, 35mm x 930mm for standard doorways. If you have a tricky join between floors of different heights, call +447404958833 with photos and measurements, and our team will help you find a profile that sits flat and safe before you place your order online.

Frequently Asked Questions

How is the strip fixed?

It fixes with dowels pushed into drilled holes or with a suitable adhesive, then the strip presses into place so no fixings show on top.

How much height difference can it bridge?

It is made for slight differences between floors. For larger steps, a dedicated ramp threshold will sit flatter and feel safer underfoot.

Can I cut the strip myself?

Yes. Measure the doorway, cut with a fine tooth hacksaw and file the ends smooth, then dry fit before fixing it down.