Thermwell H591FB/6 Satin Gold Fluted Carpet Bar

Product Description

The THERMWELL H591FB/6 is a fluted carpet bar designed to create a clean, finished transition between carpet and lower-height flooring surfaces such as vinyl, tile, or wood. Measuring 1.375 inches wide by 72 inches long, this bar is extruded from aluminum and finished in satin gold. It is sized to cover the edge of a carpet seam while bridging the height differential to an adjacent hard-surface floor. Flooring installers and finish carpenters reach for this type of bar as the final step in a multi-surface flooring installation, particularly in doorways, hallways, and room dividers where two floor types meet at different elevations.

This carpet bar is suited for residential and light commercial flooring work where carpet meets a lower hard-surface floor. Typical applications include doorway transitions from carpeted rooms to tiled bathrooms, vinyl plank hallways, or hardwood flooring sections. The 72-inch length can be cut to fit standard doorway widths and most threshold openings. The satin gold finish coordinates with common hardware and door hardware finishes in residential settings. Flooring professionals, remodelers, and finish carpenters commonly install this bar as part of a full flooring project or a standalone threshold replacement.

Key Features

• Fluted profile provides a secure grip on carpet edge and a finished appearance
• Extruded aluminum construction resists bending and holds its shape underfoot
• Satin gold finish suits standard residential door hardware and trim
• 72-inch length accommodates most doorway and threshold openings with a single cut
• Designed to join carpet with vinyl, tile, wood, or other lower-height flooring

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style replacement or new-installation carpet transition bar for use where carpet meets a lower-height hard-surface floor such as vinyl, tile, or wood.

Installation Notes

Carpet bars are typically installed by flooring professionals or finish carpenters using a tack strip, nails, or adhesive depending on the subfloor type. Measure and cut the bar to the required opening length using a metal-cutting blade or hacksaw before securing. Ensure the adjacent flooring is fully set and cured before fitting and fastening the transition bar. Follow local building codes and the flooring manufacturer's installation guidelines for transition hardware.