Tile curbs and thresholds are finishing pieces designed to create smooth, durable transitions between tile and adjacent surfaces. They help protect tile edges, bridge height differences between flooring materials and create finished transitions for showers, doorways and room-to-room flooring changes.
Threshold strips create a clean transition between floor tile and adjacent materials such as hardwood, carpet or luxury vinyl flooring. They help accommodate differences in flooring thickness while improving comfort and safety.
A tile threshold helps create a finished entry into a shower while helping direct water where it belongs. Properly finished shower thresholds help protect the installation and support moisture management.
A shower curb is the raised barrier separating the shower from the rest of the bathroom floor. In addition to helping contain water, it can serve as a design feature by coordinating with surrounding wall, floor or accent tile.
A tile threshold helps protect tile edges, creates a smoother transition between surfaces and can reduce tripping hazards.
A shower curb is a raised barrier that helps prevent water from leaving the shower area.
Yes. Thresholds are commonly used between tile, hardwood, carpet and other flooring types.
Properly installed shower thresholds help create a finished transition and support moisture management in wet areas.
Coordinate your threshold with your floor tile for a seamless look, use a contrasting natural stone threshold to create visual definition, or highlight a shower curb with a complementary accent tile. These finishing pieces may be small, but they can have a significant impact on the appearance, durability and functionality of your tile installation. Need help selecting the right threshold for your project? Schedule a free design consultation and let our experts assist in creating a space that’s stylish and safe.
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