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Hi everyone,
I recently did my first attempt at laying hybrid flooring (replaced the existing carpets) on the concrete floor, in my small living room.
I plan on adding scotia (deciding between white and matching the flooring) to the skirting, but before I do that - I'd like to get the transition sorted. At this point, the gap of the transition is about 10mm and the edge of the tiles appear to maybe 3mm higher than the hybrid flooring. Is there a nice simple solution here?
I don't want a transition that's too wide (for my liking haha), and ideally I'd prefer if i didn't have to have a larger gap for any transition "base" (which may require screwing into the concrete?). Honestly, if I have to just use some concrete glue or something I would do it. Some examples of what I was looking at: https://postimg.cc/LYHQXHR6
I also like the existing metal on the title edge, would love to somehow transition that smoothly, but would love to see what my options are and all suggestions welcome. It's my first time with transition stuff, so there are a lot of considerations I'm probably missing.
Thanks!
Hello @barydos
Thank you for sharing the finished project, your scotia trim installation is superb. It's very neatly done and seals the flooring perfectly.
Again, thank you for sharing such a wonderful project.
Eric
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