Thermwell H591HG/6 Hammered Gold Carpet Bar 1.375x72 in

Product Description

The THERMWELL H591HG/6 is a hammered gold carpet bar designed to create a clean, finished transition between carpet and adjacent flooring surfaces. Measuring 1.375 inches wide by 72 inches long, this bar is extruded from aluminum for durability and consistent profile shape. It bridges height differences where carpet meets lower flooring, holding the carpet edge securely in place while providing a polished appearance at the seam. Flooring installers and general contractors use this type of transition bar as a standard finishing component in both residential and light commercial projects.

This carpet bar is suited for installations where carpet terminates at vinyl, tile, wood, or other hard surface flooring of a lower height. The 72-inch length accommodates standard doorway and room-divider transitions without splicing. The hammered gold finish blends with a range of flooring tones and hardware finishes commonly found in residential settings. It is sold individually and is appropriate for single-door thresholds or cut-to-fit applications in wider openings.

Key Features

• Extruded aluminum construction for stable profile and long service life
• Hammered gold finish suits a range of residential decor palettes
• 1.375-inch width x 72-inch length covers standard door thresholds without splicing
• Designed to join carpet to vinyl, tile, wood, or other lower-height flooring
• Trim-to-fit capability allows use in non-standard opening widths

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style replacement and standard-fit transition bar for residential carpet-to-hard-surface flooring installations where the adjacent floor surface is lower in height than the carpet edge.

Installation Notes

Carpet bars are typically installed by flooring professionals using a carpet stretcher, knee kicker, and standard hand tools. The bar is fastened to the subfloor before the carpet edge is tucked and secured into the bar's spine. Cut the bar to length with a metal hacksaw or tin snips when the opening is narrower than 72 inches. Ensure the subfloor is clean, flat, and free of debris before fastening to achieve a flush, stable fit.