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The reducer strip is one of the accessories used in a hardwood flooring project to add new dimensions to the whole affair. Generally, the reducer strips are an exciting way to customize your hardwood floors. Using the reducer strips you can create an unusual pattern or add a classic border design an create a stunning look to compliment the hardwood flooring. The reducer strips vary in thickness and width used to make transition in thickness from wood floor down to thinner or thicker surface, generally at door openings. If your new floor will cause a change of level to a hallway or adjoining room, install a reducer strip for a smooth transition. This strip, pulverized with a rounded or beveled top, fits on top of the tongue of an adjoining board or the ends of upright boards. Another common use is where the reducer strips can also be butted against the edges or ends of grooves. In this case the installer can face-nail the reducer strip at the edge of the floor, set the nail-heads below the surface, and fill with wood putty. There are various types of reducer strips available in the market to suit different application needs. They are
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