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Discuss transition strip for height bigger than average in the Tiling Forum at TilersForums; Hi all,. currently working on a job where there is going to be an unavoidable 'large' height differance between the tiled floor and the joining rooms. The differance is around ...
          
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    Default transition strip for height bigger than average

    Hi all,.

    currently working on a job where there is going to be an unavoidable 'large' height differance between the tiled floor and the joining rooms.

    The differance is around 25mm. I know its quite horrendous, but like I said, unavoidable.

    I can only find strips for a max 15mm in differance by Genesis.

    Wondering if anyone knew of anywhere that will sell anything suitable?

    Thanks.

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    Default Re: transition strip for height bigger than average

    You need to scroll down to page 91 http://www.trimlineinnovation.co.uk/...Tile_Trims.pdf
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    thanks pal, much appreciated.
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