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40136 Aluminum Seam Binder, Cherry, 1-1/4 X 36 In.
Key Features
AI Generated- Prevents dirt buildup at the transition, making cleaning easier.
- Cut to length with a hacksaw, then secure with the supplied nails.
- M‑D’s aluminum design withstands heavy use while maintaining its finish.
- The cherry hue matches and enhances the warmth of hardwood floors.
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The M-D 40136 Aluminum Seam Binder is a metal transition strip designed to cover seams and gaps between two flooring surfaces of equal height. With its cherry finish, this aluminum binder blends seamlessly with wood and other flooring types while providing a professional, polished appearance. It solves common flooring problems by preventing carpet edges from fraying, stopping vinyl floor seams from curling, and creating a smooth, uniform transition between different flooring surfaces.
Whether you're installing new flooring or remodeling an existing space, this seam binder delivers both functionality and aesthetics. Applicable to any area where a seamless floor transition is desired, it keeps floor gaps sealed and helps maintain a uniform appearance throughout your home.
Features and Benefits
- Aluminum Construction: Durable metal material resists wear and maintains its appearance even in high-traffic areas.
- Cherry Finish: Rich, warm finish that matches and enhances the appearance of cherry flooring and complements other wood tones.
- Pre-Drilled Holes: Screw-nail ready design allows quick, secure fastening with provided hardware.
- Versatile Installation: Works on both wood and concrete floors; use provided screw nails for wood floors and wooden pegs for concrete.
- Compact Design: At 1-1/4 inches wide and 36 inches long, it fits most residential thresholds and covers standard transition areas.
Specifications
- Brand: M-D Building Products
- Model: 40136
- Length: 36 inches
- Width: 1-1/4 inches
- Material: Aluminum
- Finish: Cherry
How to Install
- Fastening Methods: Secure to wood floors using the provided screw nails. For concrete floor installation, use wooden pegs instead.
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