🔧 M-D Building Products 43811 Pewter MultiFloor Transitions: 36-Inch Hidden Fasteners for Seamless Flooring Review

Easy to install. Just make sure you have a 1/4" drill bit and the subfloor will drill easily. Looks office and modern. I placed it where the sauna carpet meets the hardwood floor. Thing doesn't look superfluous (amazingly :) Should last a century

Innovative fastening system, no visible screws. I wasn't sure how this would work as the anchor would need to be self leveling, the anchors set into the ground and then a strip attached to the anchors. I had laminate flooring bonded to linoleum and it worked great. It looks nice and smooth, no studs or nails, and I don't have those things that can catch the stockings on the transition strip.

Need a transition strip for a door with existing wood and vinyl laminate floors that are not the same height. Worked great and was easy to install. I used 4 out of 6 fasteners for a 30 inch door opening. The pins were easy to insert into the 1/4" holes - no rubber mallet really needed. There is a video of a similar product (hidden mounts) showing the installation. Opt for pewter over silver for a better match with brushed nickel door hardware.

I have used this product between hexagonal tiles in the bathroom floor and 12" x 24" porcelain stoneware tiles in the kitchen. I used a hacksaw with a medium sized metal blade to cut it. and a 1/4" drill bit which is recommended for drilling holes. The channel between the two tiles was dirty, the plastic plugs provided had to go through the grout, plywood and/or plywood in various places and I had no problems. Also in this 126 year old house the floors weren't level and the transition bar…

The appearance and installed product is attractive, although in my experience the hidden mounting system was a bit awkward to install. The concealed fastening system consisted of 6 plastic plugs with ribs and wings. The top of each connector slides into the channel guides on the bottom of the pole. You'll drill 1/4-inch holes in the floor, aligned with the centerline of the plank, the distance needed to open the door. Then insert the head/top of the plugs into the canal to line up with your…