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1 Step 1: Choose Correct Transition Type
Step 1: Choose Correct Transition Type
Select T-molding, reducer, or threshold based on floor height difference and materials.
Universal Transition Strip
Adjustable transition for various floor types (3-foot)
2 Step 2: Measure and Cut Strip
Step 2: Measure and Cut Strip
Measure doorway width, cut transition strip to exact length with miter saw.
Miter Saw
Power saw for cutting transition strips to length
3 Step 3: Prepare Gap Between Floors
Step 3: Prepare Gap Between Floors
Ensure 1/4-inch gap exists between flooring materials for expansion.
4 Step 4: Install Track (if required)
Step 4: Install Track (if required)
For snap-in transitions, glue or screw track to subfloor in gap between floors.
Transition Track
Metal track for snap-in transition strips
5 Step 5: Secure Transition Strip
Step 5: Secure Transition Strip
Snap strip into track, or glue/nail directly to subfloor if no track system.
Construction Adhesive
Strong adhesive for gluing transition strips
Finish Nails
Small nails for securing transition strips
6 Step 6: Test and Finish
Step 6: Test and Finish
Walk over transition to ensure secure, fill nail holes with wood putty if needed.
Wood Putty
Filler for nail holes in wood transitions
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