Help - I'm replacing my bathroom carpet with ceramic tiles. Do I need to replace the original floorboards with Plywood? If so, surely when the tiles are laid, there will be a big height difference with the carpet in the adjoining bedroom (also floorboards). Is there some kind of strip to cater for where carpet meets tiling on a different level, or am I approaching this job wrongly?
Tiling on bathroom floorboards
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Read the following thread for specifications.
//www.diynot.com/forums/viewtopic.php?t=34203
I usually get an oak threshold made to take up any difference in height between the newly tiled floor and carpet. A local wood yard make these for me, it provides a far better finish than any brass carpet tile strips.
//www.diynot.com/forums/viewtopic.php?t=34203
I usually get an oak threshold made to take up any difference in height between the newly tiled floor and carpet. A local wood yard make these for me, it provides a far better finish than any brass carpet tile strips.
Thanks for the thread and your advice. Is the oak threshold just a straightforward strip of wood?
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OK, thanks again. I'll make some enquiries on tiles this weekend.
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