Oak Flooring Trims
Our range of pre-finished hardwood trims developed for use with solid wood, wood veneers and parquet flooring with a finished floor thickness of between 10mm and 22mm. All Woodline profiles consist of a hardwood top section and a uPVC base section. The top section locates securely into the serrations on the base allowing the profile to be tapped down to the height of the finished floor.
Oak Wood End (WE) 990mm £17.95 vat 3000mm £49.95 +vat 
Wood Ramp 13mm (WR) 3000mm £49.95 +vat 
Pipe Cover Prefinished £3.95 +vat Unfinished £3.95 +vat |
Oak Wood T (WT) 990mm £17.95 +vat 3000mm £49.95 +vat 
Wood Ramp 18mm (WR) 3000mm £49.95 +vat |
Oak Wood Semi-Ramp (WSR) 990mm £17.95 +vat 3000mm £49.95 +vat 
Wood Ramp 22mm (WR) 990mm £17.95 +vat |
Uses & Application
With a height adjustable base system and a multitude of top sections, our oak trim range is all encompassing.
Fitting
The Frontier Woodline profiles are quick and simple to fit, whether you are a seasoned carpenter or a DIY beginner. Follow the steps below, ensuring that you start with a clean and clear environment and the correct profile has been selected
1. Trim down the profile and base to the desired length (if necessary). Be sure to double check measurements before cutting! The top profile may also need notching out in the corners to get a neat fit with the door frame.
2. Screw and/or glue the base section to the substrate surface between the two floors (or floor and wall) that are being covered or edged.
3. Allow the base an hour or so to settle and then simply tap the top profile into place with a rubber mallet. Adhesive can be added into the channel before fixing, for extra strength.
1. Trim down the profile and base to the desired length (if necessary). Be sure to double check measurements before cutting! The top profile may also need notching out in the corners to get a neat fit with the door frame.
2. Screw and/or glue the base section to the substrate surface between the two floors (or floor and wall) that are being covered or edged.
3. Allow the base an hour or so to settle and then simply tap the top profile into place with a rubber mallet. Adhesive can be added into the channel before fixing, for extra strength.
