85530 Unfinished Oak Hardwood Floor Reducer, 1-3/4 In. W X 36 In. L

A hardwood floor reducer is a transition piece that bridges the gap between flooring surfaces of different heights, creating a smooth, safe, and visually appealing connection. The M-D 85530 unfinished oak reducer slopes gently to guide foot traffic from a higher hardwood floor to a lower surface—whether tile, linoleum, or another floor type—eliminating tripping hazards and covering unsightly seams and joints.

This oak reducer is ideal for kitchens, bathrooms, entryways, and living areas where flooring transitions occur. The unfinished hardwood allows you to customize the appearance by staining or painting it to match your existing flooring scheme. Durable oak construction resists wear in high-traffic zones, ensuring long-lasting performance while delivering a polished, professional finish to any flooring project.

Features and Benefits

• Unfinished Oak Construction: Customize the finish with stain or paint to seamlessly match your hardwood flooring and décor.
• Pre-Drilled Holes and Fasteners: Includes pre-drilled, countersunk holes and coordinated screws for straightforward installation by homeowners and professionals alike.
• Durable and Wear-Resistant: Oak hardwood stands up to foot traffic in busy entryways and transitions, maintaining its integrity over time.
• Seamless Floor Transition: The sloped design creates a smooth, safe passage between different floor heights and materials, reducing trip hazards.
• Versatile Application: Works with hardwood, tile, linoleum, and other floor coverings, making it suitable for kitchens, bathrooms, and living spaces.
• Easy Customization: Can be cut to length with a standard hand saw to fit any doorway or transition point.

Specifications

• Brand: M-D
• Model: 85530
• Width: 1-3/4 inches
• Length: 36 inches
• Material: Hardwood (oak)
• Finish: Unfinished
• Fasteners: Pre-drilled holes with coordinated screws included

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