1 1/4” reducer (transition) for basement
8 years ago
I’m installing a 1” subfloor with 1/4” vinyl flooring in the basement. There are three adjoining rooms. Two rooms have concrete floor (laundry and furnace room), and one has a tile floor (bathroom). I need a advice on the best way to transition from the 1 1/4” vinyl flooring to the tile and concrete floors. Thanks
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