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T-Moldings provide an attractive solution for blending floor surfaces in adjoining rooms. Want more?
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Comments about Acacia Laminate T-Molding:
Works great
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Comments about Acacia Laminate T-Molding:
It provides a nice transition from our tile. The color could match a bit better. It was a lot lighter than the floor itself. Be careful cutting the ends. As others have said, cut it upside down so the saw pulls up against the laminate to reduce chipping on the ends. Wood would look better, but a 7' t-mild in real teak is real spendy.
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Had it installed. Great Service
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Works great. Easy to install
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Was easy to install, but needed a rubber mallit to get it into grove hard enough.
Looks good and worked even onto a rug from flooring.
Only comes in the one length, had to buy extra one when only needing 3'.
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Was very easy to use. The base was easy and the pieces fit well.
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It would be nice if the product was flexaable (ie. I have a rubber molding) as there is one transition that is curved.
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So easy to install, cut, etc. The only thing I would recommend or would like to see is that it's more natural looking.
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We got the Golden Teak Laminate and just LOVE it! It is beautiful. The whole experience was exempilarily! Could not have asked for more.
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This floor looks and feels just like real hardwood floor with half the price. So far I have not seen any scratches or dents in the floor and my 70 lb dog has razor sharp claws. Seemed pretty easy to install, but Lumber Liquidators offered a great installation price and they did a wonderful job. I would highly recommend this floor.
Bottom Line Yes, I would recommend this to a friend
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Does the two different flooring have to be exactly the same height to use the T-Molding? If not, how much of a difference can the flooring be from using the T-Molding before I have to use the reducer?1 answer
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You should have even floor surfaces give or take a 1/16". Otherwise you can use an End Cap or Reducer molding. Find information on these here - http://www.lumberliquidators.com/ll/flooring/Flooring101Q:
where can I find installation instructions for the T-molding? Need to know is one or both sides glued down? How is metal channel stock used? screwed down? is wood glued into the channel? Installation instructions would probably answer all of these questions.1 answer
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Check out our website under Flooring 101 by typing in "Transition applications for Laminates and floating wood floors (pdf) ". Thank you for writing in.Q:
what is 1/8" spacer in kit used for?1 answer
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As a fitting shim if required.Q:
What is the width of the T-Molding? Also, how much spacing should there be between each section of flooring?2 answers
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The T-molding is 2" wide. You need 1 "space between the floors for the U-Track. For details search "Transition" here - http://www.lumberliquidators.com/custserv/aboutus.jsp?pageName=Flooring101CUSTOMER CARE
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The T-molding is 2" wide. You need 1 "space between the floors for the U-Track. For details search "Transition" here - http://www.lumberliquidators.com/custserv/aboutus.jsp?pageName=Flooring101
