Carpet transition strips are mainly used on carpets. To smoothly connect and transition carpet paving materials of different thicknesses, or to splice carpets with different floor materials (ceramic tiles, laminates, etc.), a carpet transition strip must be specially used to connect different thicknesses of carpets. Provides smooth transitions between areas or rooms.
The carpet transition strip is mainly used to flatten the carpet and prevent the edges of the carpet from lifting due to various factors such as man-made or rain. If the edges of the carpet are raised, it is easy for pedestrians to trip. Moreover, the carpet floor transition strip has good surface wear resistance and a mute effect. The carpet transition strip looks more luxurious and beautiful.
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Fixed and non-slip
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Preventing carpet from warping
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Provides transition
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Beautiful decoration
Application
1. Generally, large hotels, apartments, and other places will choose to use carpet edge trims to flatten and protect the carpet to prevent the carpet from warping and causing potential safety hazards to pedestrians.
2. In public passages such as large buildings and airport boarding aisles, if carpets are laid, high-low transition closing strips must be installed at the connection points;
3. If carpets are laid indoors on a large area, special flat buckles or closing strips for carpets need to be installed at the joint between carpets. This is not only the protection of the carpet, but also an indirect protection of others.
Recommend
Recommend
If you choose carpet closing strips, we recommend using aluminum alloy material, because aluminum alloy is more durable and has a longer service life; its construction is also very convenient and trouble-free, without investing too much manpower and material resources, and more importantly, it is not only beautiful and fashionable It also has an anti-slip effect.
Durable and wear-resistant
Easy to install
Various styles and color
Support customization
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Leah Liu
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