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Old 07-19-2009, 08:18 PM   #1
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Hi Everyone, I have a question: I just finished putting new floors in 2 br/kitch,bath and hallway.Everything went great till I finished the hall here is the problem ( the hall floor is higher than the br about a 1/4". Is there any way I can put an entrence threshold in without to much of a problem? This is a trl floor doublewide. I never saw this till the end. Thanks in advance guys I appreciate your help !!

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Old 07-20-2009, 07:02 AM   #2
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It is easy to bridge 1/4" with a basic wood, metal, etc., threshold. Minor bump. I am assuming that you are talking about 1/4" after flooring is installed???????? If you still have to install flooring on the new section, that is different, big bump, harder to make unnoticeable.

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Thanks Bill ,for your responce I appreciate your advice. Have a great wk !!
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