Thermwell H70FS/6 Satin Silver Carpet Grip 72 Inches

Product Description

The THERMWELL H70FS/6 is a satin silver carpet grip strip measuring 1.375 inches wide by 72 inches long. It features a fluted profile and integrated teeth designed to clamp down and hold carpet edges securely in place at transitions between flooring surfaces. The toothed clamping design grips carpet backing firmly without requiring adhesive alone, making it a reliable mechanical fastening solution. This type of transition strip is commonly installed by flooring contractors, general contractors, and skilled tradespeople during residential and light commercial flooring projects.

This carpet grip strip is suited for use at doorways, hallways, and room transitions where a carpet edge meets another flooring surface such as hardwood, tile, or vinyl. The satin silver finish blends with standard door threshold hardware and finish trim. At 72 inches in length, a single strip covers most standard doorway and hallway transition spans without splicing. It is sold in a package of 12 strips per case, making it practical for multi-room or multi-unit projects.

Key Features

• Fluted profile with integrated teeth for firm carpet clamping grip
• Satin silver finish compatible with standard threshold and trim hardware
• 72-inch length covers most doorway and hallway transitions in a single piece
• 1.375-inch width provides a clean, low-profile transition edge
• Packaged in quantities of 12 per case for multi-room or multi-unit installs

Compatibility

Designed as a standard carpet-to-floor transition grip strip suitable for residential and light commercial flooring installations where a toothed carpet clampdown strip is required.

Installation Notes

Carpet grip strips are typically installed by flooring contractors using a hammer or carpet kicker to seat carpet backing onto the strip teeth after the strip is fastened to the subfloor. Fasten the strip to the subfloor with appropriate nails or screws before stretching carpet over the teeth. Trim strip length as needed with tin snips or a hacksaw. Follow local building codes and flooring manufacturer guidelines for transition installation at doorways and thresholds.