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Flexco 2-in x 78-in Saddle Solid Wood Floor Threshold

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Flexco 2-in x 78-in Saddle Solid Wood Floor Threshold2 in x 78 in Saddle Solid Wood Threshold This Flexco solid oak threshold provides a clean, durable transition between flooring surfaces of different heights. Prefinished in a rich Saddle color with a low VOC polyurethane top coat, it installs easily for professional results in residential or commercial spaces. Key Features: Durable Solid Hardwood: Made from premium solid oak for long lasting wear at high traffic transitions. Prefinished Saddle Finish:

2-in x 78-in Saddle Solid Wood Threshold

This Flexco solid oak threshold provides a clean, durable transition between flooring surfaces of different heights. Prefinished in a rich Saddle color with a low-VOC polyurethane top coat, it installs easily for professional results in residential or commercial spaces.


Key Features:

  • Durable Solid Hardwood: Made from premium solid oak for long-lasting wear at high-traffic transitions.
  • Prefinished Saddle Finish: Water-based, low-VOC polyurethane top coat showcases natural wood grain and resists everyday wear.
  • Smooth Height Transition: Designed to bridge floors of differing heights for a clean, safe edge.
  • Versatile Compatibility: Works with hardwood, laminate, and vinyl; ideal for doorways and room transitions.
  • Cut-to-Fit Installation: 78-in length can be easily trimmed to size; nail-down installation.

Specifications Table:

Specification Details
Type Threshold
Series Name Threshold
Material Solid wood
Wood Species Oak
Species Oak
Color/Finish Family Brown
Manufacturer Color/Finish Saddle
Color Shade Medium
Finish Type Prefinished
Length (Inches) 78
Width (Inches) 2
Width Measurement 2-in
Thickness (Inches) 0.688
Thickness Measurement 11/16-in
Installation Type Nail down
Water Resistant Yes
Waterproof No
For Use with Hardwood Yes
For Use with Laminate Yes
For Use with Vinyl Yes
Primed No
Ready to Paint or Stain No
Available in Contractor Packs No
Flooring Look Wood look
CA Residents: Prop 65 Warning(s) Yes
Warranty 2-year
UNSPSC 47121600

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ):

Q: What are the dimensions?
A: Each piece measures 2 in. W x 78 in. L x 11/16 in. (0.688 in.) thick.


Q: What materials and finish are used?
A: It is solid oak prefinished in Saddle with a water-based, low-VOC polyurethane top coat.


Q: Which flooring types can it transition between?
A: Suitable for transitions between hardwood, laminate, vinyl, and carpeted surfaces of different heights.


Q: How is it installed?
A: Typically nail-down; follow flooring manufacturer guidelines for any required underlayment.


Q: Is it water resistant?
A: Yes, it is water resistant but not waterproof; avoid prolonged water exposure.


A Rich Saddle Oak Finish that Seamlessly Connects Your Floors

This threshold draws the eye with its warm Saddle stain, letting the oak’s grain dance across the surface as it ties rooms together. The streamlined profile delivers a polished, custom look—no visual clutter, just an elegant, tailored edge. Pair it with matte black hardware and layered natural textures to emphasize its organic warmth. It’s a small architectural detail that elevates the entire space to a quietly luxurious standard.


Complete your flooring project with this durable Saddle oak threshold for a seamless, designer-finish transition.

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