I've been tilling my concrete hallway floor and it's nearly done. Tonights job was removal of the existing doorbar between the kitchen and hallway. There are double doors making a 4' opening and there is an existing hardwood doorbar that I think is just a standard door step (but might not be).
I had forgotten just how wonky the floor in the kitchen is (as it was three rooms originally). When I fitted the floor I removed the doorbar and routed out the back to create a lip. Unfortunately someone trod on the lip as it was only
5mm thick.I have flat tiling 15mm high and I have to mate that to the laminate which slopes between 16mm and 26mm end to end.
Other than a new doorbar and some routing I am stuck for ideas. None of the various lamniate reducers or thresholds look like they would cope with one floor sloping and the other flat.
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