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Hi,
I need a door bar of some sorts to bridge the gap between my tiled bathroom and carpeted landing.
Normally this would not be a problem but there is ... -
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Joining tiles to carpet. Which door bar?
Hi,
I need a door bar of some sorts to bridge the gap between my tiled bathroom and carpeted landing.
Normally this would not be a problem but there is quite a big height gap between the two rooms.
The tiles have been laid on to ply so the height is 30mm.
The carpet is about 20mm high.
I think an aluminuim coloured bar would suit.
I was thinking of this http://bit.ly/dI6QZc and lay a small strip of wood under it to raise the height.
But I have heard that they loose the suface covering and damage quickly and easily .
Any ideas? Thanks.
Last edited by markk; 23-01-2011 at 01:34 PM.
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Re: Joining tiles to carpet. Which door bar?
try a Z bar there quite thick.
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Re: Joining tiles to carpet. Which door bar?

Originally Posted by
andy allen
try a Z bar there quite thick.
Exactly what I would suggest, teeth for the carpet one side and sits over the tile on the other. Good for height differences such as yours.
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Re: Joining tiles to carpet. Which door bar?
Thanks for the replies.
The biggest z bar I have seen is for 18mm tile height.
So should I lay a small piece of wood underneath to make up the difference??
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