How Do You Install A Carpet Reducer?
Carpet reducer transition strips allows a smooth, professional-looking finish between two different types of flooring with varying heights. Without carpet reducers, the carpet ends will start to fray and look unsightly over time. Carpet reducers come in a wide variety of styles, colors and finishes to match your existing home decor. Installing carpet reducer strips is an inexpensive project you can complete in a short amount of time. Measure the length of the area where the carpet reducer will go with a measuring tape. Measure a second time to eliminate any mistakes, since you cannot repair a piece of carpet reducer that you have cut already. Mark the carpet reducer strip with a black marker, according to measurements. Cut the carpet reducer strip at the mark with a hand-held hacksaw, using smooth and even motions for a straight cut. Wooden carpet reducer strips are easily cut using the hacksaw, while metal carpet reducer strips should be cut with metal snips. Pull the end of the carpe
