How to Install a Threshold Barrier?

What Threshold Barrier to Choose?

The choice of threshold barrier depends on how you intend to use it. For connecting two different coverings, you will need a leveling threshold barrier. For marking an area, you will need a stop barrier. Finally, to overcome height differences, choose a threshold barrier for filling. Measure the opening length to determine the correct size of the threshold barrier. If you cannot find a matching size on the market, choose a larger model that then needs to be cut with a metal or wood saw depending on the material it is made of.

How to Secure the Window Sill?

After installation, check the adjustment of the threshold barrier in the opening. If it slightly jams, sand the edges with abrasive paper to refine the cut. Mark drilling points on the floor easily erasable pencil, then drill with a suitable drill bit for the base type (concrete or wood drill) and size of anchors typically included with the product. If you have tiles, remember to place pieces of glue on them before drilling to avoid damage. Insert anchors with a hammer and then secure the threshold barrier with a screwdriver or drill.