Door Saddles at MacBlair creates a neat threshold across compatible doorways, covering joints or easing a small change between adjoining floor finishes. The confirmed range covers timber threshold sections selected by doorway width, floor levels, profile and the finishes meeting on either side. Order against measured quantities and check the listed unit, length and pack information before work starts. timber for interior joinery provides context for the wider project.

Compare overall width, thickness, ramp or bevel shape, timber, door clearance and the movement needs of both floor coverings. Measure after underlay and final flooring levels are known. A saddle should cover the joint without restricting floating-floor movement, creating a trip edge or preventing the door from opening. Where the task continues into another part of the build, flooring trims and transitions can coordinate compatible materials.

Before work begins, make the subfloor sound, clean and level, mark hidden services and dry-fit the section with the door in place. Cut accurately between linings, ease sharp edges as specified and use a fixing method that does not pin a floating floor through its expansion zone. Measure carefully and allow for cutting or fitting waste. Test the method on a short length or inconspicuous area when appearance matters. door framing and linings may support the next practical stage.

Door Saddles performs best when the threshold remains secure, dry and free from raised fixings. Check transitions from both directions and preserve any accessibility detail in the project. Seal or coat timber faces and cut ends before heavy traffic begins. Follow product instructions, drawings and trade guidance where structure, fire, moisture or exterior exposure affects the choice. Store remaining material as directed.