Thermwell H1591FB3 Carpet Bar 2x36 Satin Gold Aluminum

Product Description

The THERMWELL H1591FB3 is a fluted satin gold carpet bar designed to create a clean, finished transition between carpet and lower-height flooring surfaces. Extruded from aluminum, this threshold strip measures 2 inches wide by 36 inches long and provides a durable, low-profile solution for doorway and room-edge installations. The fluted profile adds rigidity while allowing the bar to seat firmly over carpet edges. This type of transition hardware is typically installed by flooring contractors, remodelers, or experienced DIYers during finish flooring work.

This carpet bar is intended for residential and light commercial flooring installations where carpet meets a lower-height hard surface. Common applications include doorway thresholds where carpet transitions to vinyl, ceramic or porcelain tile, hardwood, or laminate flooring. The 36-inch length covers a standard single doorway without cutting in most cases. The satin gold finish suits a range of interior hardware finishes commonly found in residential settings.

Key Features

• Fluted extruded aluminum construction for rigidity and durability
• Satin gold finish blends with common residential door hardware
• 2 inches wide by 36 inches long — fits standard single doorway openings
• Designed to transition carpet to vinyl, tile, wood, or other lower-height flooring
• Low-profile bar style minimizes trip hazard at flooring transitions

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style replacement or new-install carpet-to-hard-surface transition bar for standard residential doorway applications where carpet meets a lower adjacent flooring surface.

Installation Notes

Flooring contractors or experienced DIYers typically install carpet bars after both flooring surfaces are laid and seams are trimmed. The bar is centered over the carpet edge and fastened through pre-punched slots into the subfloor using appropriate fasteners for the subfloor material. Ensure the carpet edge is tucked cleanly before securing the bar. Follow applicable local building codes for finish flooring transitions in accessible or commercial spaces.