A tile floor I’m laying needs to abut carpet in a closet. What’s the best, most attractive way to transition between the two? The carpet edge is under where the bi-fold door will be and so consequently will be the tile edge.
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Use a Schluter product. http://www.schluter.com/english/products/2002/sectiona/overview-a/section-a.html
The termination strip at the tile with the carpet turned and tacked looks good.
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I just did a tile to carpet transition on a wood stove hearth and used wood. Milled rough stock to the same height as tile with a 1/4" bullnose edge on the carpet side. When using wood against tile it is a good idea to use a latex caulk grout to allow for the expansion and contraction of the wood vs tile. My latest Mcmansion project, triple wide manufactured home with a hearth and custom mantle with 12x12 travertine tile! Pics follow