How To Fix Floor Height Difference Between Rrom

Can anyone tell me.

How to fix floor height difference between rrom.

Cover up the spot where the wall used to be while making up a 1 1 2 inch difference in height between the two floors. Subfloor 1 2 plywood underlayment and ditra are under the threshold as well. I am asking because a realtor said it would not pass inspection. The strip is supported on both sides by the lips and held in place with nails.

The problem now is that with only the subfloor down at this stage the kitchen is the same height as the adjacent dining room and hallway which have hardwood floors. The vertical section of the material slips down into the gap between the two different floors and the horizontal section lies horizontally across the top of each material to each side and hides the transition. Easyshims are for use when installing carpet next to hardwood ceramic tile stone and marble floors. Sand stain and poly.

This means that no matter what we add to the kitchen floor the height will be significantly different higher than adjoining rooms. Bathroom floor is subfloor plywood underlayment heated floor mat ditra and then tile. They give a flush transition in doorways when there is. In my head here s how it was supposed to go.

T molding transition strips have two lips to cover the edges of both surfaces when flooring products differ no more than about 3 8 inch in height. One way to bridge the gap between two materials is with a t strip named so because of its form. The differences in height between the two adjoining floors is typically not more than 1 2 inch at most. It is probably due to adding plumbing under the floor to a 1917 home that did not have indoor plumbing.

Bedroom floor is subfloor hardwood floor 3 8 thick carpet padding and carpet. The leg of the t doesn t touch the floor. Is that to code or what do i have to do to fix it. A couple of pieces of oak and 3 5 cuts on the table saw would get me a 7 foot long strip with this profile.

You can deal with it easy enough using a belt sander and a piece of matching hardwood.