Thermwell H402SFB3 Satin Gold Fluted Tile Edging Strip

Product Description

The THERMWELL H402SFB3 is a satin gold fluted tile edging strip designed to create a finished transition between vinyl tile and adjacent flooring of a lower height. Measuring 0.75 inches wide by 36 inches long, this trim piece provides a clean, decorative edge at floor-level transitions where vinyl tile meets carpet, hardwood, or other lower-profile surfaces. The fluted profile adds structural rigidity along the strip while contributing a classic linear detail. Flooring installers and general contractors use this piece to protect exposed tile edges and eliminate trip hazards at height changes between floor coverings.

This edging strip is suited for residential and light commercial flooring installations where vinyl tile terminates at a doorway, hallway threshold, or room perimeter adjoining a lower floor surface. It is installed as a finishing component at the end of a vinyl tile field, providing both edge protection and a polished appearance. The satin gold finish coordinates with standard hardware and trim in residential interiors. Each unit is sold individually; the package quantity is 24 units per case for contractors stocking multiple pieces.

Key Features

• Fluted profile provides rigidity and a classic decorative detail along the strip length
• Satin gold finish suits standard residential interior hardware and trim
• Designed to join vinyl tile with adjacent flooring of a lower height
• 0.75 inches wide by 36 inches long for standard threshold applications
• Sold individually with a case quantity of 24 units

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style finishing trim for vinyl tile flooring installations requiring an edge transition to lower adjacent floor surfaces.

Installation Notes

This edging strip is typically installed by flooring contractors or finish carpenters as the final step of a vinyl tile installation. Secure the strip using the appropriate adhesive or mechanical fasteners suitable for the subfloor material. Ensure the subfloor surface is clean, dry, and flat before positioning the strip. Follow local building codes for flooring transitions in commercial or accessible spaces where ADA guidelines may apply.