Flush Reducers

Flush reducers, like the name suggests, create a completely flush transition from thick flooring like hardwood to thinner types of flooring such as tile or vinyl.

T-Molds

T-molds are used to join two floors at the same height, whether it’s different types of hardwood or other flooring materials.

Baby Thresholds

Baby thresholds are used to meet flooring with a vertical surface such as sliding doors, French doors, or fireplaces where a transition to a different flooring is not needed. The baby threshold provides a clean look and acts as a cover for floorboard expansion gaps without obstructing doors.

Overlapping Reducer

Overlapping reducers compensate for floor transitions at higher levels and between different materials.

Curbs

Curbs are raised finishing pieces that are installed on top of a flooring transition. They are common barriers between shower floors and bathroom floors to contain water.

Stair Moldings

Starting a stair project can feel like a climb. But with all the stair parts you need available in one place; you can take your look to the next level in no time.

Overlapping Stair Nose

An overlapping stair nose creates a durable transition from the floor to the edge of the stair step or ledge. There is a slight difference in elevation between the stair step and the nose.

Flush Stair Nose

A flush stair nose creates a smooth and seamless finish on the edge of your step where the flooring meets the transition. Both are at the same elevation with no discernable difference in height.

Base Molding

Base molding, also known as a baseboard, is the board covering the bottom of the interior wall. It’s installed in the joint where the wall and the floor meet to cover expansion gaps and uneven, rough-cut flooring material edges.

Shoe Molding

Shoe molding is smaller than base molding. It conceals cut lines on tile and stone installations when there is no need to cover expansion gaps.

Quarter Rounds

Quarter rounds are placed between floors and vertical wall surfaces to cover expansion gaps or conceal cuts similar to shoe molding.

Casing Molding

Casing molding is used to create the frame for a doorway or window and is available in many styles, from traditional to modern, to suit the design of a space and add an architectural element.

Chair Rails

Chair rails are traditionally installed about three feet from the floor and were originally used to protect walls from chair damage in dining areas. Now, they’re used as a unique element to add character to a space and are available in wood, ceramic, and stone options that are ideal for bathrooms.

Sills

Sills are added to the base of the window as a ledge. Stone and ceramic sills are ideal for humid spaces like the bathroom or shower windows.

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