Floor Transition Strip Self Adhesive Carpet Wood Tile Vinyl Flooring Laminate Transition Cover Edge Trim Gap Doorway Threshold for Uneven Floors Heights Within 5 mm (Black, 40 inches)

This is great for an area that is 10’. It’s hard to find a piece that’ll cover something that long. This works great. I’ve read other reviews about how the adhesive doesn’t stick, but we had absolutely no issues with it. Looks great and it’s inexpensive and does its job. It’s not too wide either whereas some strips like this look cheap because of the width etc. just clean the area and be mindful to lay it down straight. We used your standard Windex to clean the area before sticking it down.

Used to cover a carpet threshold after carpet was pulled up. We had to pull up some carpet but a metal transition was screwed into cement. This was able to be cut to size and put over that to cover it completely. I was able to even notch out the edges to fit against the door trim. It is holding up great. It was a great solution to the problem and was easy to put in place.

As far as the reducer itself, it's sufficient and serves its purpose. However, the sticky 3M double sided tape they provide on the backside of the reducer is definetly lacking. Hardly sticks to the floor.

We bought it to help with the carpets for our cats and they where able to pull it right up. It looks super cheap as well.

I cleaned the area before laying this down and the adhesive just didn't hold up, kept unsticking and trying to curl back up.However its thin enough that I just used a staple gun in a few places and they went deep enough into the rubber that you can't really even see them and it made the transition look good still.I am probably going to get a few more strips for other floor projects in the future.I mean you get what you pay for and for the price this really is good stuff, so far its holding up nicely in my sons bedroom, which is a test of durability in and of itself lol

Very good product. Easy to roll out and cut. Works great. Used it on a threshold under the door. Make sure you use a light line when placing it so it doesn’t bow in or out when you lay it down.

Strip looks like it would work great in the right situation, I needed a deeper step so it didnt work for me

East to install. Looks great in our house !