09/03/2026
Where our hardwood meets tile β look for the metal strip or the raised wood bar. There isn't one.
We run the wood straight into the tile with no transition piece at all. It's more work: the two floors get levelled so they finish dead flush, the wood is scribed and cut to follow the tile line, and we frame the edge with a border board so the seam stays tight and straight for good.
What you get: one continuous surface. Nothing to stub a toe on, nothing for crumbs and mop water to collect in, and it reads as one custom floor instead of two rooms bolted together.
Planning a kitchen, an entry, or a fireplace hearth? Ask about a flush transition before the tile goes in β that's when it's easiest.
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Questions? Text us at 647-909-6466 β we reply.
Barrie Β· Innisfil Β· Orillia Β· Borden
Go check your own doorways β strip or flush?