Flintronic Laminate Threshold Strip 5 cm 🪵
Description:
This PVC threshold strip with oak grain finish helps bridge small gaps between different floor surfaces while giving a neat, low-profile edge for doorways and room transitions. It is intended for covering joints between laminate, tile and carpet, and offers water-resistant and scratch-resistant protection according to the manufacturer.
Key Points
The strip is made of PVC that the manufacturer describes as wear resistant, mildew resistant and odourless, making it suitable for domestic areas such as living rooms, kitchens and bathrooms. It arrives with a strong self-adhesive backing so no screws are required, which simplifies quick installations and small repairs to damaged corners or visible joints. The product can be used for a variety of practical tasks, including edge fixing, room dividing and masking the outline between carpets and tile edges.
Technical Specifications
Name: Flintronic 3M Laminate Flooring Threshold Transition Strip
- Material: PVC.
- Width options: 4 cm or 5 cm.
- Length options: 1.2 m, 2 m, 3 m.
- Recommended gap coverage: 5 cm model for gaps under 3 cm, 4 cm model for gaps under 2 cm.
- Finish: oak grain.
Usage Recommendations
Measure the gap and the required run before cutting, then trim the strip to the correct length with a sharp blade. For best adhesion, ensure the surface is clean and dry and press firmly along the adhesive backing when installing. If the strip arrives slightly bent from packaging, gentle warming with a hair dryer will soften the PVC and help it flatten for improved bonding and a smoother finish.
Positive Aspects
The self-adhesive design avoids the need for drilling, which keeps installation faster and less disruptive. The oak grain finish blends with wood-effect floors and can also be used decoratively around skirting or cabinet edges where a matching trim is useful. Consider that, according to the manufacturer, the strip is best for relatively small level differences; it may not be suitable where there is a large height variation between two floor surfaces.
