Bathroom door threshold

The new floors are finally in! I cannot even contain my excitement about this. When we bought this house the common areas had two different types of flooring – tile and wood. Not only was the tile in really bad condition, the combination of the two types of floors really broke up the spaces and […]

When you choose marble thresholds, you'll achieve a seamless, groutless surface that looks beautiful and is easy to maintain.

Hey friends. I’ve been wanting to post about something I had the pleasure to attend about three weeks ago. I was invited by lamps.com to attend the showing of Philadelphia Magazine’s Design Home 2016. It’s a 3 million dollar end townhome in the heart of Philadelphia. It was so great to see the great office and...

I need to hang an exterior door in a wall that's a total of 10-3/4" thick, from face of drywall inside to face of exterior trim outside. I need a threshold that spans 11" or maybe a bit more. The door swings in. I usually use Pemko residential thresholds, but the widest I can get is about 8-3/4", using a 5-3/4" threshold and a 3" extender. I have considered making my own, out of rift white oak, or modifying one of the Pemko models that is wood/aluminum by adding more wood to it. Any other…

Having recently installed a marble threshold as part of a larger home rehab project, the installation steps, tools and materials are shown.

I never really pay attention to thresholds. Do you? I mean…I do if they stub my toe or are cracked (like, ahem, in the boys bathroom) but in general, I don’t walk into a house and fawn over the perfectly placed and angled thresholds between the carpeted areas and tiled floors. I do however pay ... Read More about How to Hone Marble Tile

Basco’s frameless Rotolo Lux bypass rolling door offers the best combination of ultramodern looks, performance, and minimalistic bypass design. Its premium European rolling door mechanism, dual…

The Premier Ramp a functional stick down door bar that will give you an attractive ramped transition between two hard floors that have a height difference.