A door threshold can separate flooring surfaces from one area to another such as a transition from a bathroom to the bedroom. It can be also called door saddles or transition thresholds. There are a couple of main reasons to install a threshold. For bathrooms or wet areas, thresholds can be used as water barricades. Thresholds stop any water to flow to other flooring surfaces by creating a half inches to quarter inches raise. It also provides a safe transition between floors with different levels such as tile to carpet, marble tile to wood flooring, natural stone flooring to granite, kitchen to living rooms, bathrooms to hallways.
What is a Door Threshold?
A door threshold can separate flooring surfaces from one area to another such as a transition from a bathroom to the bedroom. It can be also called door saddles or transition thresholds. There are a couple of main reasons to install a threshold. For bathrooms or wet areas, thresholds can be used as water barricades. Thresholds stop any water to flow to other flooring surfaces by creating a half inches to quarter inches raise. It also provides a safe transition between floors with different levels such as tile to carpet, marble tile to wood flooring, natural stone flooring to granite, kitchen to living rooms, bathrooms to hallways.