Hopefully the attachments have worked that show what I’m talking about. Have become a dab hand at the Polyfilla around the house lately, filling any hole I can find. I stuck this ‘lip’ thing down the other day, that is where an old exterior door used to be and is now the doorway from dining room to kitchen. Now I’ve got this ugly three quarters of a cm gap between the two flooring types. If I mix in some grey paint and fill right across I think it would look pretty good? Or is there a better way? I’m a DIY novice. Thanks for any help.
From what I can assertion, if you measure underneath what appears to be a silver/grey threshold at say every 5cm you could get a thin piece timber to paint by going to a small joinery company with the picture and measurement or best ask around for any of your mates or family for a competent chippy to whittle down a piece to cover that small gap all the way across. Failing that a double glazing company have PVCu strips that are used for edging which will be easily trimmed with a sharp Stanley knife blade. Lastly places like Ron’s Stores do wooden wouldings which could be either tacked or glued in place and painted.