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Made in USA - Oak Overlap Flooring Transition Strips
Randall Manufacturing - USA Made Floor and Door Hardware Since 1955
Since 1955, Randall Manufacturing has been a trusted name in the production of floor and door hardware. Specializing in door sweeps, door bottoms, thresholds, aluminum structural shapes, oak floor molding, transitions, kick plates, and more, we have consistently delivered durable and reliable products for both residential and commercial applications. As a family-owned business now in its fourth generation, we take pride in our legacy of craftsmanship and innovation. Our commitment to excellence is evident in our extensive product line, known for its wide selection and ability to address a variety of customer needs. Each product is meticulously manufactured in the USA, ensuring the highest standards of quality and performance. Whether you're outfitting a home or a business, Randall Manufacturing offers solutions that not only meet but exceed expectations, combining functionality with aesthetic appeal. Trust Randall Manufacturing for door and floor hardware that stands the test of time.
Aceto
2025-07-15 16:26:09
We remodeled our bathroom but the new tile was taller than our oak floors. This was the perfect solution, it looks great. The threshold side closer to the door jam was slightly higher than the other and easily fixed with a small insert of cork.
Computech
2025-07-09 13:19:35
We recently did new hardwood flooring in our home. The issue we had was a trying to find a reducer for 3/4 hardwood. The big box stores didn’t have any available that we liked. My wife found this here on Amazon and we went with it. It is a little pricey but it’s definitely worth it. We bought the 3ft version and just cut it to length. The stain didn’t really matter as it’s just going to be under a door that goes to our basement. Adhesive caulk with nails to hold it down. We are very satisfied with this item! Highly recommended!
1 4 Awl
2025-07-06 20:11:12
Clear grain, no blemishes, straight with consistent dimensions as described.
Paul Weller
2025-06-16 15:40:08
It's expensive and if you need it in an area that sees any moisture or water you gotta finish it with poly or some sort of waterproofing. And you have to use water based poly or it'll change to a golden oak color. With all that said, it's otherwise perfect for my kitchen to living room transition. It was a decent height difference and a typically reducer just wouldn't do. This is solid, looks good, and very practical.
Lance
2025-04-12 16:37:38
I bought this overlap I use a rollator for mobility and getting out of my front door because the door sill is about 1 inch higher than my floor with a quarter round transition piece. My rollator did not like this and I would have to lift it over the threshold. Most people step over this sill without a second thought but for someone who needs a rollator or walker lifting it off the ground can throw your balance off. This piece was great for providing an incline for the rollator. It comes unfinished. I stained it with a light oak stain and finished it with three coats of urethane. It color matches my existing floor perfectly. I cut and removed the quarter round. I glued and pin nailed this overlap in place. So much easier to get my rollator out the door. Interestingly enough I went to a couple of big box stores and floor installers before Amazon and the best I could get was that a carpenter could custom make an overlap for me. I’m very satisfied with this piece.
jydweston
2025-03-04 20:42:26
Had to transition kitchen floor to rest of the floor in my house which is 3/4â€. This filled the job perfectly and was easy to stain!
gj83
2025-01-15 12:38:22
I installed some LVP and the transitions for most of those are very lacking so I measured what I needed and this met my needs.I bought a stain and poly in one that looked like it would be the same color as my flooring, but it did not come out the same color. I ended up separating the backing from a piece of the LVP and gluing that to this (not pictured) so the end result matches the LVP.I agree that this is pricey, but I am bad at using a saw so I wanted something that was already good to go.
Darius Jefferson
2024-11-19 15:32:45
Perfect transition from hardwood to tiled floor
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