Interior Thresholds- Solid Hardwood- Unfinished
Our Interior Threshold collection features Solid Hardwood, Unfinished Thresholds designed to create a smooth, attractive transition between rooms and floor types. These thresholds are in Stock and Ready to Ship.
What is an Interior Threshold?
Interior thresholds are Wood Thresholds installed at doorways to bridge the gap between two flooring surfaces-- such as carpet to hardwood, tile to laminate, or different floor levels.
They help:
Cover gaps between adjacent floors
Create a Finished look at door openings
Reduce tripping hazards and drafts
Provide a clean base for door closures and sweeps
******Interior Thresholds Styles We Offer- are listed below.******
We have a variety of Widths and Profiles to let you match your flooring transition needs. All are Unfinished Solid Wood- ideal for staining or painting to match your flooring and trim.
Our ADA & Accessibility - Friendly Thresholds- For Doorways that require and accessible , low -profile threshold:
ADA Compliant Interior Threshold- Solid hardwood threshold designed to meet ADA height limits ( under 1/ 2" ) while providing a sooth transition.
These ADA Compliant Thresholds are a perfect choice where wheelchair access or minimal step heights are important.
How to Choose the Right Threshold- When selecting an Interior Threshold
Match Floor Heights Choose a style that bridges the height difference between adjoining floors for a clean, level look.
Consider Width: Wider Thresholds help blend larger changes or create a broader decorative seam.
Material & Finish: Since all options are Unfinished Solid hardwood, you can stain or paint them to perfectly match your interior aesthetic.
Installation & Customizing Tips
STAIN and PAINT BOTH SIDES of the Threshold before installation for easier finishing and cleaner edges once mounted. ( You may have to touch up small areas ) Finishing Both Sides of the Threshold keeps the wood more stable from expansion and contraction of the Wood.
Measure the doorway Width and Floor height Difference before choosing a thresholds style.
Cut to fit on-site- most hardwood thresholds can be trimmed with common woodworking tools to the exact length you need.
