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Tiling Advice

Conology · 2022-05-21 08:49:28

I'm looking for advice / suggestions. We are Tiling a Hallway. My question relates to 2 rooms. 1 floor into the Living room slightly higher than the floor into the Dining room ( only about the height of an extra tile ) How would you advise going about trying to get the Hallway tiles to meet each room. My own thought is to…

21-05-2022 8:49am

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Conology

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I'm looking for advice / suggestions.
We are Tiling a Hallway.
My question relates to 2 rooms. 1 floor into the Living room slightly higher than the floor into the Dining room ( only about the height of an extra tile )
How would you advise going about trying to get the Hallway tiles to meet each room.
My own thought is to put a saddle at each doorway with a slight drop into the Dining room.
Would anyone have other suggestions.
Thank you

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#2 21-05-2022 11:06am

Muas Tenek

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Best bet is to use a threshold reducer strip. There are lots of different types available.

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