How to reduce transition height between tiles and laminate flooring?

crankycaulker

Hi all, I am looking for advice on how to reduce the difference in floor height between a tiled and laminate room. The drop between the two is about 15mm which does not look great and I keep stubbing my toe. Any ideas for covering the join or improving this?

 

Dave-1

Afternoon @crankycaulker 

I have that same level transition between my hall and bathroom and also lounge and dining room due to tiling. 😕 I havnt stubbed my toe yet but prob will now I have mentioned it 🙂

I have considered the L shape angle you have in your pic and decided I didnt think it made it nice enough to put it in. I have considered a "step" as in using some 40mm trip in front to actually merge the two levels in but figured id trip over it. 

Having a second look at your pic how about a 1/4 turn round, Porta 9 x 9mm 2.4m Moulding Tasmanian Oak Quad Select - 2.4m  more to give the shape profile then the type of timber.

You could also go for the triangle look Porta 8 x 8mm 2.4m Tri Quad Tasmanian Oak  

With both I wouldnt get a 15mm height size but go for a little under it, say 12mm just so you dont "clip" the top with your foot.

Dave