Anodised Door Threshold 60mm Self Adhesive Matt Silver

This anodised door threshold is a versatile aluminium joining profile designed to bridge gaps between two floor coverings for a neat, professional finish. With a matt silver anodised surface and self-adhesive backing, it provides an unobtrusive, secure transition that complements most interior colour schemes.

Ideal for use in doorways and between rooms, this threshold helps cover expansion gaps and protects exposed floor edges from damage and wear. Available in 60mm, 80mm and 100mm widths, and a choice of 0.9m, 1.8m or 2.7m lengths, it suits a wide range of domestic and light commercial installations.

Product Features

• Matt silver anodised aluminium finish for a modern, understated appearance.
• Self-adhesive backing for quick, drill-free installation on most smooth subfloors.
• Available widths of 60mm, 80mm and 100mm to accommodate different gap sizes and flooring types.
• Choice of 0.9m, 1.8m and 2.7m lengths for single doorways, wide openings and longer runs.
• Durable, corrosion-resistant aluminium profile suitable for high footfall areas.
• Designed to transition between floors of similar height, such as laminate, vinyl, carpet tiles and wood.
• Easy to cut to size on site using standard hand tools.

Key Features and Benefits

• Improves safety by reducing trip hazards where two floor coverings meet.
• Creates a clean, professional edge that conceals cut flooring edges and expansion gaps.
• Self-adhesive fixing saves time on installation and avoids the need for visible screws.
• Matt silver finish blends with most door furniture and flooring styles for a coordinated look.
• Lightweight yet robust aluminium construction offers long-lasting performance in busy areas.
• Multiple size options help minimise waste and ensure a neat fit across different doorway widths.

Specifications

Applications and Ideal Uses

This anodised door threshold is suitable for a wide range of internal doorway transitions in both residential and light commercial settings.

• Doorway transitions between laminate or engineered wood floors.
• Joining vinyl to laminate or wood in kitchens, hallways and living areas.
• Neatening edges between carpet tiles and hard flooring in offices or home studies.
• Covering expansion gaps at internal door thresholds and between adjoining rooms.
• Finishing floor edges at built-in wardrobes or cupboard entrances.

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