A PRIMO threshold strip is a narrow and flexible finishing strip that is installed along the floor—typically as a transition between the baseboard and the flooring, such as carpet, vinyl, or hardwood. It covers the gap where dirt and dust might otherwise accumulate, ensuring an elegant and tight finish.
The trim is made of sturdy plastic, making it both durable and resistant to moisture and impact. This means minimal maintenance and long-lasting durability—even in high-traffic areas, rooms with fluctuating temperatures, and wet areas.
The sand strip is easy to work with, as the material is very flexible and easy to adapt. It can be used on its own or with baseboards and is available in several colors and lengths (see “Variants”), so you can easily match it to the room’s decor.
Easy to mount
Shape as you like
Minimal maintenance
| Højde | 16 mm |
|---|---|
| Bredde | 10 mm |
| Længde | 2.500 mm / 900 mm |
| Colli | 40 Pcs / 20 Pcs |
| Produkttype | Trim mouldings |
| Toldnummer | 39162000 |
The baseboard is easy to install—it won’t split, and the flexible plastic material makes it easy to fit, even around corners and uneven walls. It can be mounted directly on the wall or along the edge of a baseboard and secured with screws or nails.
Here’s how:
Measure and cut to size: Use a fine-toothed saw to adjust the length.
Position the trim: Press it tightly against the floor—either directly against the wall or along the baseboard.
Secure: Use small nails or screws spaced 30–50 cm apart, depending on the surface.
Create neat corners: In corners, we recommend cutting the trim at a 45-degree angle for a clean and discreet joint.
Finishing: If the trim does not end at a corner, please refer to our guide on end finishes for the best result.
This sanding strip is also available in a self-adhesive version. It is important to clean and degrease the surface where the strip will be installed, as this ensures better adhesion. Then, remove the protective film from the self-adhesive tape a little at a time, and press the strip firmly against the surface.
However, if the trim is being installed on an uneven or curved surface, we still recommend securing it with nails for better durability.