Premier T Bar in Antique Brass joins hard floors at the same level. This brushed finish door threshold is ideal for traditional interiors where warm metallic tones complement flooring.
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The Premier T Bar door threshold offers a clean and sophisticated solution for joining two hard floors of equal height. Its distinctive ‘T’ shape sits neatly within the gap between flooring materials, concealing rough edges and creating a smooth, professional finish.
Crafted from solid brass with an unlacquered antique brass finish, this door threshold strip brings a timeless, understated elegance to both traditional and contemporary interiors. Ideal for kitchens, hallways, and open-plan spaces, it provides a subtle yet impactful finishing touch.
Key Features
Specifically designed to bridge gaps between hard flooring surfaces, such as stone and tiles
Creates a neat, flush finish with a minimalist ‘T’ shaped profile
Available in two width options: 14mm (Little T) and 25mm (Big T)
Slim, elegant design for a discreet yet stylish door bar
Made from high-quality solid brass for durability and strength
Unlacquered antique brass finish develops a natural patina over time
Hard-wearing and suitable for high-traffic areas
Protects exposed flooring edges from damage
Helps maintain a clean, cohesive look across adjoining rooms
Sizing Specifications
Available in 2 widths: 14mm (Little T Bar) and 25mm (Big T Bar)
Available in 4 lengths: 900mm, 1000mm, 1800mm and 2700mm
Can be easily cut to size for a precise fit
Important: This door threshold strip is designed for hard floor to hard floor joins only. It is not suitable for carpets or floating floors (such as laminate, wood, or some vinyl flooring that requires expansion space).
Flooring Compatibility
Premier T Bar door thresholds are compatible with:
Stone flooring
Ceramic tiles Porcelain tiles
Other solid hard flooring surfaces of equal height
Not suitable for:
Carpet
Laminate or engineered wood (floating floors)
Vinyl flooring that requires expansion
How to Choose the Right Size Door Threshold
To select the correct door threshold strip, begin by measuring the width of the doorway or the gap between your flooring. Choose a slightly longer length so the door bar can be trimmed down for a precise, gap-free fit.
When deciding between the 14mm and 25mm widths, consider the size of the gap and the visual finish you want to achieve. The narrower option offers a subtle, minimalist look, while the wider T Bar provides greater coverage for larger joins.
Ensure both flooring surfaces are level, as T Bars are designed specifically for even-height floors.
The 14mm T BarThe 25mm wide T Bar
How to Install a Door Threshold Step-by-Step
Installing a T Bar door threshold is simple and requires minimal tools:
Measure the width of the doorway or gap and mark the threshold strip.
Cut the door strip to size using a fine-toothed hacksaw.
Ensure both flooring edges are clean and dry before fitting.
Apply a suitable silicone adhesive to the gap between the floors.
Carefully press the T Bar into place, ensuring it sits evenly.
Avoid overfilling with adhesive to prevent excess from seeping onto your flooring.
To remove an existing door threshold, start by identifying how it has been fixed in place. Most door thresholds are secured using either screws, nails, or adhesive.
If the threshold is fixed with screws, use the correct screwdriver to carefully remove them. If the screws are difficult to turn or stuck in place, gently tap the screw heads with a hammer to help loosen them before attempting to unscrew them again.
For thresholds secured with nails, use a claw hammer or pry bar to carefully lift and remove them. Work slowly and evenly along the length of the door bar to avoid damaging the surrounding flooring.
If the door threshold strip has been installed using adhesive (as is common with T Bars), run a utility knife carefully along the edges and underneath the threshold to break the bond. Once loosened, gently lift the threshold away from the gap.
Take extra care during removal to avoid chipping tiles or damaging adjoining hard flooring surfaces. If any adhesive residue remains, clean it away thoroughly before installing your new door threshold strip to ensure a smooth and secure fit.
Cleaning & Maintenance
Dust regularly to prevent surface scratches
Clean with warm, soapy water and a soft cloth
Dry thoroughly after cleaning to prevent marks
Avoid abrasive cleaners or harsh chemicals
Use a brass polish occasionally to enhance the finish if desired
As this door threshold is unlacquered, it will naturally develop a patina over time, adding character to the antique brass finish.
A T Bar door threshold is used to cover the gap between two hard flooring surfaces of equal height, creating a neat and seamless transition.
Can this door threshold strip be used with carpet?
No, this door strip is designed specifically for hard floor to hard floor applications and is not suitable for carpet.
Will this work with laminate or floating floors?
No, T Bars are not suitable for floating floors as these require expansion gaps. Instead, consider alternative threshold strips designed for those materials.
Will the threshold fit my doorway?
Yes, the door bar is available in multiple lengths and can be cut to size for a precise fit.
Does it require screws to install?
No, this threshold strip is installed using a suitable silicone adhesive for a clean, seamless finish.
Will it withstand heavy foot traffic?
Yes, made from solid brass, this door threshold is designed to handle daily wear in busy areas.
Will the finish match my interior?
The antique brass finish offers a warm, timeless look that complements both classic and contemporary interiors. Matching door thresholds and accessories are also available within the Premier range.
Can I install this myself?
Yes, installation is straightforward and suitable for DIY projects with basic tools.
How do I cut it to size?
Use a fine-toothed hacksaw for a clean, accurate cut.
How do I maintain the finish?
Clean regularly with a soft cloth and mild cleaner. The unlacquered brass will naturally age over time, or you can polish it to maintain its original shine.
