Vinyl Transition Molding — Reducer & T-Molding
Vinyl Transition Molding — Reducer & T-Molding
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Seamless lines, smarter transitions
A clean, colour-matched finish for every doorway and threshold. Choose T-moulding to bridge two equal-height floors (and create an expansion break for floating vinyl runs), or select a Reducer for a gentle step-down to a lower surface such as tile, vinyl, or concrete—safer underfoot and visually pristine. Most installs use a simple track-and-snap method or adhesive, leaving the required expansion gap for floating floors.
Features
- Two profiles, two jobs:
- • T-moulding bridges equal-height floors and serves as an expansion joint in long floating runs and at doorways.
- • Reducer transitions from a higher vinyl floor down to a lower surface with a smooth slope.
- Installation: Use the standard track-and-snap method (screw the track, then press the moulding in) or adhesive; for floating floors, always leave the manufacturer-specified expansion gap.
- Colour-matched look: Coordinating finishes help the transition disappear while protecting exposed edges.
- Use cases: Room-to-room transitions, ends of long hallways (expansion break), and changes to tile, concrete, vinyl sheet, or low-pile carpet.
- Material: Durable vinyl transition molding designed to pair with SPC/LVP floors. It is water-resistant and easy to clean.
Specifications
- Dimension: {"value":2.0,"unit":"in"}
- Profiles: T-Moulding (equal heights); Reducer (higher-to-lower).
- Finish options: Driftwood Oak, Honey Oak, Natural Oak, Warm Oak, Concrete Mist (colour-matched).
- Install method: Track-and-snap or adhesive; float-compatible when used as directed.
- Compatibility: SPC/LVP and other hard-surface floors should be placed over flat subfloors, and expansion space should be maintained.
