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Transition, slope, reducer from thick rug to wood floor

HU-185922477
last year

I am planning to put down several large rugs with a very thick underlay to reduce the noise to flat below. Currently there are wooden floors that I do not want to damage. I am concerned with the transition from high rug to the lower wood floor regarding tripping and aesthetics of the height change. To resolve this I plan not to bring the underlay to the edge of the rug but to stop around 30cm from the edge and then use a wedge or reducer to slope the carpet down to floor level.

I have googled for such a product and although I see plenty on US sites I cannot find one to purchase in the UK. Can someone please help me locate this kind of product or suggest another solution. Thank you in advance.

Comments (7)

  • Daisy England
    last year

    What material is the wedge reducer made out of? You could ask a carpenter to make one out out of timber and either paint or stain it.

  • Sonia
    last year

    Sounds like a trip hazard even if it’s sloped. My OH seems to trip over my almost completely flat rug…….

  • PRO
    Carla / kolours.space
    last year

    Inderlayer does not need to be thicker and noise will still travel, maybe better to see underlay options

  • PRO
    Carla / kolours.space
    last year

    Can door open opposite direction?

  • HU-185922477
    Original Author
    last year
    last modified: last year

    Hi Carla, not sure what you mean the rug will higher due to the underlay so just looking to grade it to the floor with a reducer wwdge but can’t find them

  • PRO
    Carla / kolours.space
    last year

    Rug just in centre of room or kind of karpet up to door threshold?

  • HU-185922477
    Original Author
    last year

    Not upmto the door or walls

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