Glossary term

Threshold (door bar)

Also known as: door bar, transition strip

Definition

A trim fitted in a doorway where two floors meet or where a floor ends. It protects edges, bridges height differences and gives a neat, safe transition between rooms.

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Related flooring

Flooring type

Laminate flooring and fitting

A hard-wearing wood-effect floor for hallways, living rooms and busy family spaces.

Flooring type

LVT flooring supplied and fitted

Realistic wood and stone-effect vinyl tiles and planks — durable and water-resistant.

Flooring type

Carpet supplied and fitted

Warm, quiet and comfortable underfoot — carpet for bedrooms, lounges, stairs and landings.

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Term

Scotia / beading

A slim trim fixed at the base of the skirting to cover the expansion gap of a floating floor. It avoids having to remove and refit the existing skirting boards.

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