Floor wood to tile transition
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Tile to wood floor transition at bathrm door
Comments (3)OK, so basically there is no magic bullet that I'm just unaware of. So fabrication: The piece that abutts the tile should be level with the tile and the thickness of the tile and thinset. The part that will cover the wood floor will receive the rabbett. If the tile and thinset is roughly 1/2" and the wood is slightly lower (maybe an 1/8th), about how overall thick should I make the piece? 3/4"? Also, would you fasten it with a bead of adhesive then nail and putty? Thanks...See MoreEngineered Wood Floor Transition To Tile Question...
Comments (4)So since there is open space on all of the other sides of the wood, grouting will leave enough room for expansion?? I know engineered flooring isn't as susceptible to expanding/contracting. I didn't know that caulking an edge is still considered leaving a space (thought it had to be open). Does grout still allow the floor to move?? Are there any options for no transition piece if the wood floor and the tile are NOT the same height? Thank you for your response! :)...See MoreBest option to transition from tile floor to wood
Comments (3)I think it’s permanent. When we measured with laser it was completely straight line but after laying tiles it starts flash with floors but goes about 1/4 inch gap to wards the end. I think by the time we get to the end it will be more than 1/4 inch. I was thinking to take off more about 4 inches of wood and lay a piece of sand wood opposite direction to make a transition point but that will probably only work if time end up flash with floor height that I will see only after wood is sanded....See MoreTransition wood floor to tile
Comments (5)There are many transition strips used for this exact issue and your tiler should know which one works for this space ....See MoreSabrina Alfin Interiors
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