Thermwell H1591FB6 Satin Gold Fluted Carpet Bar 2x72

Product Description

The THERMWELL H1591FB6 is a satin gold fluted carpet bar transition strip designed to create a clean, finished seam where carpet meets flooring of a lower height. Extruded aluminum construction gives this bar lasting rigidity while the satin gold finish provides a neutral, professional appearance. At 2 inches wide and 72 inches long, it covers a full doorway or threshold span in a single piece. Flooring installers and finish carpenters use this strip to bridge height differences between carpet and adjacent hard surface floors. The fluted profile helps anchor the strip securely once fastened.

This carpet bar is suited for residential and light commercial flooring applications. It is designed to transition carpet to vinyl, tile, hardwood, laminate, or other hard surface flooring that sits at a lower height than the carpet edge. The 72-inch length accommodates standard interior doorway widths and can be cut to fit narrower openings. It is typically installed at doorways, hallway thresholds, or room dividers where two different floor types meet.

Key Features

• Fluted profile secures carpet edge and provides a clean transition seam
• Extruded aluminum construction for durability and corrosion resistance
• Satin gold finish suits a range of interior trim styles
• 2 inches wide by 72 inches long covers a full standard doorway span
• Compatible with carpet-to-vinyl, tile, wood, and other lower-height flooring transitions
• Can be cut to length for narrower thresholds

Compatibility

Designed to join carpet with vinyl, tile, wood, or other flooring of a lower height at standard interior doorways and thresholds.

Installation Notes

Flooring installers or finish carpenters typically install carpet bar transition strips as a final trim step after both floor surfaces are laid. The strip is fastened to the subfloor through pre-drilled or field-drilled holes before the carpet edge is tucked and secured under the bar flange. Cut to length using a metal-cutting blade or tin snips when fitting narrower openings. Follow local building codes and flooring manufacturer guidelines for fastener spacing and subfloor preparation.