Floor Transition Strip Self Adhesive Carpet Wood Tile Vinyl Flooring Laminate Transition Cover Edge Trim Gap Doorway Threshold for Uneven Floors Heights Within 5 mm (40 inches, Beige Cream)

Was Skeptical because of the price, But I am so Glad I ordered quality is great and very Easy to use

This would have been a great accent to the flooring we're installing but it didnt match and the lip on the trip is inconvenient depending on how you're using this,

This came very light brown color. Not gray as advertised. Does not have notched shape, is is flat, very thin and the peal and stick adhesive is not sticky at all, it recommends to use glue that is not included, too flexible, it moves after installation.

It did what I wanted it to do. I was however expecting a real wood piece. My fault. Should have read more thoroughly. I'm happy with it. I had to use nails as well but I have cats that are very curious

Easy to install, but does not stay on during average use. Having to replace.

Worked like a charm when I needed to divide the rooms on the floor. Durable and looks good

Adhesive don’t still well to my new floor. Comes in a roll and even letting it acclimate it seemed to want to coil up.

Surface prep is important. I cleaned the vinyl plank with alcohol to get a good surface to bond to. I trimmed the carpet edge evenly so no yarn nubbins were present. Carpet is slightly higher that the vinyl. Trimmed the strip to fit with the anvil shears shown in the pic to get a clean line.I placed the strip down and rubbed it down with my palm to gain adhesion. Then carefully put my one heel down it and let my 200# bear down it to seat it and moved it a few inches at a time across the entire width.So far so good. It’s not a high traffic area for us.I’ll try to report back in a year or so.Thought about using some construction adhesive like another reviewer mentioned using on the carpet side… but figured less may be more. Time will tell.The beige cream color worked well for our situation.And the price point is good.