floor tile to carpet height difference question

[.ANDREW]

After laying floor tiles in the bathroom there will be quite a height difference leading onto the landing carpet area. What is the best way to bridge it please ? any ideas welcome

 

[gcol]

What's the difference in levels?

 

[.ANDREW]

probably 1/2 to 3/4 of an inch

 

[tawelfryn]

Get a tile to carpet joiner, they do sell them, or a laminate floor to carpet joiner, its about the same size, cut to the door size, then screw down, put carpet on the gripper side, then gently tap the other side to your tiles, with a mallet or similar

 

[gcol]

You could use a tile to carpet trim as mentioned if the level difference is about 10mm or less - the slope won't be that noticeable.
But when you come to the "gently tap" the trim down bit, place a 6" piece of wood onto the trim and beat that down. This spreads the impact and makes sure you don't get marks in the trim. I tried it without the piece of wood once - the impact deformed the trim and broke the edge off a tile.........never to be done again.
If the difference in level is much higher than 10mm, you'll probably need a trim specifically designed for great height differences. I've never really used any but I've seen em. Try Google or maybe Screwfix.

 

[Moz]

.ANDREW

I answered this on your other posted section ,, HMMM

 

[.ANDREW]

thanks folks..