Thermwell H591P/6 Polished Silver Carpet Bar 1.375x72 in

Product Description

The THERMWELL H591P/6 is a polished silver carpet bar designed to create a clean, finished transition between carpet and lower-height flooring surfaces such as vinyl, tile, and wood. Constructed from extruded aluminum, this bar provides a durable, corrosion-resistant edge that holds up to foot traffic in both residential and light commercial settings. The smooth surface finish blends with standard interior trim and resists snagging. At 1.375 inches wide and 72 inches long, it covers most standard doorway and open-plan transitions in a single piece without splicing.

This carpet bar is used wherever carpet meets a lower-height hard flooring surface, including doorways, hallways, and room dividers. It is commonly installed in residential remodels and new construction where flooring installers need a reliable, code-acceptable method to terminate carpet edge and bridge the height difference to an adjacent hard floor. The 72-inch length accommodates wide openings and can be cut to fit narrower spans.

Key Features

• Extruded aluminum construction for lightweight durability and corrosion resistance
• Polished silver finish suits standard residential and light commercial interiors
• Smooth profile designed to transition carpet to vinyl, tile, wood, or other lower-height flooring
• 1.375 inches wide by 72 inches long — covers wide doorways and open transitions in one piece
• Can be cut to length for narrower applications

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style replacement and standard-fit transition strip for carpet-to-hard-floor applications where the adjacent hard flooring surface sits at a lower height than the carpet edge.

Installation Notes

Flooring installers or finish carpenters typically install carpet bars using the included or separately sourced tack strip and bending bar method, or by direct fastening to a wood or concrete subfloor. Ensure the subfloor is clean, flat, and free of debris before positioning the bar. Aluminum bars can be cut with a hacksaw or metal snips to fit shorter spans. Follow local building code requirements for flooring transition hardware in commercial applications.