Tile to Hardwood
Michelle Miller
11 months ago
We replaced kitchen tile floor with hardwood, and I love it! However, now the floor is about an inch higher and the threshold of exterior door is awkward. It feels higher than other external door thresholds and could be a tripping hazard. Is there a way to fix this so it’s like a normal external door threshold?
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