Laminate Flooring Trim
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Create a Finished Look with Laminate Flooring Trim
Laminate flooring trim provides a finished, polished look by covering expansion gaps and creating smooth transitions between flooring and walls, stairs or other surfaces. Properly installed trim not only improves the appearance of laminate flooring but also helps protect edges from wear and prevents moisture from seeping underneath.
Types of Laminate Flooring Trim
Transition Strips
Transition strips are useful both functionally and aesthetically. They provide a smooth and durable connection between your laminate flooring and other flooring materials. There are two main types of transition strips for laminate flooring.
T-Molding is used between two floors of equal height, such as laminate to laminate or laminate to hardwood. It fits into a small gap between the floors and allows extra space between each flooring material to accommodate expansion.
A reducer strip is used when transitioning from a higher laminate floor to a lower surface, such as vinyl or low-pile carpet. It creates a gradual slope to prevent tripping hazards.
Stair Nose
Installing stair nosing is essential for a safe and finished transition from laminate flooring to stair edges. These pieces fit over the front edge of each stair tread to provide a finished look, protect the laminate, and keep your feet safe from scrapes. There are two main laminate floor stair nose options.
Overlap stair nosing sits slightly over the edge of the laminate plank, creating a small lip. It is installed on top of the laminate flooring with an overlapping edge, allowing the floating floor to expand and contract.
Flush stair nosing sits flush with the laminate flooring, creating a smooth, continuous surface to the edge of the stair without any overhang. Flush nosing is fitted directly into the laminate flooring, which generally requires it to be glued or nailed down.
Quarter Round Molding
Quarter round laminate flooring molding creates a finished look by covering the expansion gap between flooring and the adjacent wall, baseboard, or cabinetry. It is a small, curved molding with a 90-degree angle on the back and a rounded front.
Quarter round molding helps cover the expansion gap required where flooring meets the wall. This provides a polished and professional look by softening the transition between the flooring and the molding while still allowing space for expansion.
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