Floor reducers create a smooth between two flooring heights, reducing trip risks and protecting edges. They come in wood, laminate, or metal finishes to match existing floors.
Pre-drilled holes simplify screw or glue-down installation
Low-profile edges sit flat under most door swings
Color-matched strips blend with hardwood, tile, or vinyl
Select a reducer width and finish that fits your floor gap and décor.
FAQs
A saw for t length, adhesive or screws, and a measuring tape are usually enough.
Yes, choose a reducer tall enough to cover carpet thickness and to tile height.
Most strips come in 36-inch or 72-inch lengths and can be cut to fit.
No, they sit directly on the subfloor and attach with adhesive or screws.
Bring a flooring sample to the store or order from the same collection as your planks.