️🔥 How to Install or Replace a Door Threshold➔ Easily Transition 2 Different Interior Floor Heights

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This video shows you how you to easily install or replace an interior door threshold that transitions two different floor types and heights. Hope this helps!

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[davidwise]

Looks like a trip hazard. Why not have the reducer lay even with the top of the tile? It would make for a smoother transition .

[ClassicRoyal]

Maybe a little towel underneath the bricks would protect the wood?