18mm Solid Oak Flooring with recessed door mat

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Hi all,

Im going to be installing the above but im after a recessed door mat frame with a lip to cover the edge of the soild flooring, does such a thing exist?

Found this but it only goes up to 9mm:

http://www.cleanmyquickstep.com/QuickStep Entrance Mat.htm

Ive seen various L shaped edge trims but nothing that you can fix to the sub floor and have a lip over the wood. I want it to look good and not some botched job :cool:

I have a 1 x 1m section of coir mating to cut down to the size I decide on, at the moment not sure of how much to put down without it taking over..

Thanks in advance,

Gareth
 
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The flooring supplier that supplied the wood will sell a suitable square edge profile, failing that, most DIY chains will sell oak profiles to suit.
 
Thanks for the replies, appreciated!

Last question i have is, I'm glueing the floor down to a concrete sub floor ( Dpm applied, self levelled etc) do I need to glue the tongue and grooves of each board? And if so what glue can you recommend?

I will be using laybond L16 to glue the floor down, it was recommended by the place I purchased the floor from. Any views on this product?

Thanks in advance

Gareth
 
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Sound to me that the Laybond L16 is for parquet flooring (or narrow wood strips). what type of wood flooring are you installing - thickness, width, length
 
It's 130mm wide 18mm thick solid oak floor, lengths are random from I think 400mm to 1500mm, all tongue and groove..
 
I would use a End Bar which is supplied with the base plate, this can be screwed into the sub-floor and the end bar is then pushed into the base plate. This can be easily removed if needed. It will give a neat right angled finish for matting to drop in.
 

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