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hi fellow tilers need help ive tiled a hallway floor had to use 18mm ply for reasons i'll not go into (to long a story) which meant when i got ... -
which door theshold !
hi fellow tilers need help ive tiled a hallway floor had to use 18mm ply for reasons i'll not go into (to long a story) which meant when i got to living room floor (which was real wood flooring) i was 20mm above it. tryed useing a trim with plastic plugs that knock into the floor and adjust to differant levels but it was to much for it. wanted to use a hardwood threshold with a ramp cut into it (i have a man who makes them for me) but she wants chrome! so this is my question does anyone know were to buy a chrome ramp door plate that will make up 20mm differance. sorry it was so long winded !
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Re: which door theshold !
There is a trim that will take the difference, It might be a tilerite trim, it goes from 10 to 22mm I think. The sides are offset for the different floor levels. Having said that, if you encountered problems with the hallway floor that were beyond your control then your customer may have to accept a made up hardwood trim, I think they look far better than chrome anyway. I too have them made up by a local firm in Nantwich, oak, cherrywood, ash, maple. Sometimes they are the only alternative.
Last edited by diamondtiling; 03-01-2010 at 06:28 PM.
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nice one i'll check. it out.thanks
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Richardk
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Schluter do an adjustable threshold in anodised aluminium, Reno V.
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I have used the Reno v quite a few times...nice finish..
comes in varying thicknesses to suit..
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I know shluter and gradus etc do them. Any chrome trims I have seen of that depth have been upwards of £20 and thats £40 if you dont get a trade discount.
I have attached a link for you for Morlaeys website mate. This brand can be found in many crpaet shops and flooring distributers. You will probably find some trim in a few tile distributers shops aslo (probably only to order though) if you have a good look around.
Real Metals - Flooring Accessories - Morleys Limited
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The real metals from Morley are truely cracking. They give you a luxurious finnish as it is real Brass or a good quality chrome plated metal.
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Any stores that stock genesis should be able to get something ordered in for you as they do a decent range of profiles aslo.
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thanks alot boys your a massive help im gonna check it out now !
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