Thermwell H591HS/6 Hammered Silver Carpet Bar

Product Description

The THERMWELL H591HS/6 is a hammered silver carpet bar designed to create a clean, finished transition between carpet and hard flooring surfaces of a lower height. Constructed from extruded aluminum, this transition strip measures 1.375 inches wide by 72 inches long and delivers a durable, low-profile seam between dissimilar floor types. The hammered silver finish blends with a range of residential and light commercial interior finishes. Flooring installers and general contractors rely on this type of bar to secure carpet edges and prevent fraying or lifting at transition points.

This carpet bar is suited for residential and light commercial flooring installations where carpet meets vinyl, tile, wood, or other hard flooring materials at a lower height. The 72-inch length accommodates standard doorway and hallway transitions and can be cut to fit shorter spans using standard metal-cutting tools. It is a practical solution for new installations and flooring replacement projects alike.

Key Features

• Extruded aluminum construction for corrosion resistance and long-term durability
• Hammered silver finish suits a variety of interior decor styles
• 1.375-inch width by 72-inch length fits most standard doorway transitions
• Designed specifically to join carpet with flooring of a lower height, including vinyl, tile, and wood
• Can be cut to length with standard metal-cutting tools for custom fit applications

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style transition strip for use wherever carpet meets vinyl, tile, wood, or other hard flooring of a lower height in residential or light commercial settings.

Installation Notes

Installation is typically performed by flooring professionals or experienced finish carpenters. Clear the transition area of debris and ensure both flooring surfaces are fully secured before fitting the bar. The strip may be cut to length using a fine-tooth metal-cutting blade or aviation snips. Follow the fastener or adhesive method recommended for the subfloor type and consult local building codes where applicable.