A mitred transition between large-format tile and hardwood in a Greely bungalow, joined with a metal trim set flush to both surfaces.
Neighbourhood
Greely, Ottawa
Property Era / Type
Bungalow
Project Overview & Execution
Transitions are where flooring work is usually given away. This one runs at an angle rather than a straight line, so every tile along the boundary had to be cut to the mitre and the trim followed through the corner without a break.
Both finishes sit in the same plane, so there is no lip to catch underfoot and no gap for dirt to collect in.
Scope of Work
- Large-format porcelain tile laid to an angled boundary
- Mitred tile-to-hardwood transition
- Metal edge trim set flush between surfaces
- Levelled so both finishes sit in the same plane
Service Category
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