Aluminum Floor Transition Threshold Strip, Door/Carpet/Tile/Threshold Reducer, Doorway Edge Trim for Laminate Floor Mat Carpet and Vinyl Tile (Black, 36Inch)

It's a piece of mind ordering parts and knowing they gonna come as described, packed perfectly, nothing wrong.This fit perfectly, color as in photos, and it looks and it feels sturdy, durable, super strong glue for extra hold stickiness . Unbeatable price!!

Installed in door way to aid with mothers walker. Worked as advertised. Highly recommend.

I used Aluminum Floor Transition Threshold Strip (36 Inch Threshold Ramps for Doorways, Wheelchairs, Door/Tile/Threshold Reducer, Doorway Edge Trim Suitable for Threshold Height Less Than 1.6 Inch) to bridge two concrete slabs with a different height (about 1 inch). A plant root had moved one slab up a bit. A concrete shaving job would have cost $250+. I glued the strip with Loctite construction glue and it is very sturdy and safe now. I had to order several different kinds of strips but only this one worked because it is for heights between 0.7 and 1.6 inch, which gives you flexibility. I also didn't have to cut off anything on the end because it fit the concrete slab perfectly. I'm happy that I only spent a fraction of the proposed repair cost and it looks much nicer now than a shaved concrete slab would have looked. I'm not sure how long it will last but if I have to glue it again in one year, I would still be OK with the solution.

The product is exactly as described and would work perfectly for a transition piece. However, I will be returning it because it is a little more industrial looking than I want.

Arrived as described.great for my wooden ramp.

It's ok and will work but it is a little thin.

Happy to have found this transition strip. It was a bit long for my doorway, but my husband was able to cut it with a hack saw, he basically scored it and snapped it.As you can see, I needed to go from tile to carpet at the threshold. My cats had shredded the edge of the carpeting because cats don’t do closed doors! Anyway, this should prevent any more of that business.I was torn about using Gorilla Glue on the tile. I may still do it if my first method doesn’t work out, but for now, I used double sided gel tape, it’s kind of a thick silicone tape.( I’ll post a picture of it ) For now it’s holding well, but time will tell.If you have a situation like mine, get this, it works and looks good. Much better idea than replacing the carpet! P.S. I Chose silver because my door hardware is silver. Looks good.

All the black wore off in just a couple weeks. Didn't return it as I would have ruined my floor as I used wood glue to put it down instead of using super glue as recommended