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Hi there,
First-time poster. We're tiling a kitchen area and laying solid oak flooring in the living area. There will be a boundary between wood and porcelain tiles curved in an 'S' shape (see attached sketch). I know the wood needs space to expand so the tiles can't meet up and touch the wood however well cut. We need to find a felixble threshold that covers the join between tile and wood that can take up the curve. I'm pretty sure it can be done as I've seen photos but neither professional tiler I have approached seems to know how to deal with this theshold. Any ideas very gratefully received.
Many thanks, Martin
First-time poster. We're tiling a kitchen area and laying solid oak flooring in the living area. There will be a boundary between wood and porcelain tiles curved in an 'S' shape (see attached sketch). I know the wood needs space to expand so the tiles can't meet up and touch the wood however well cut. We need to find a felixble threshold that covers the join between tile and wood that can take up the curve. I'm pretty sure it can be done as I've seen photos but neither professional tiler I have approached seems to know how to deal with this theshold. Any ideas very gratefully received.
Many thanks, Martin