To join stick tile flooring to carpet, place a tack strip about 3/8” from the tile edge. Use a hammer to secure it. Stretch the carpet over the barbs and tuck it in. A carpet kicker helps create a tight fit. If necessary, pre-drill holes for nails or use adhesive like Liquid Nails for extra strength.
Next, prepare the areas where the two materials meet. Ensure the edges of the tile are clean and even. Trim the carpet edges neatly to fit against the tile. If the carpet has a tendency to fray, use carpet adhesive to secure the edges in place.
When installing the transition strip, place it over the seam, making sure it aligns properly. Fasten it securely, following the manufacturer’s instructions. This will help prevent any tripping hazards and ensure a cohesive look.
After completing the installation, finish by vacuuming the area. This details the transition smoothly, creating a seamless and visually appealing connection between the stick tile flooring and carpet.
With this foundation laid, we can now explore various design themes that enhance both flooring types while maintaining harmony throughout your space.
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