Hello I have a problem and the person who renovated my flat left me unfinished doorsteps between the two rooms. A bathroom and a hall (photo 1) and a kitchen and a room (photo 2). Does anyone have any ideas how these thresholds can be finished off? I am more interested in solving the problem...

Such something can be? masking threshold threshold.

Paste the strips from the same tile. You can do it a bit higher.

Did you do it yourself? If a performer is a man, then advertise it because the guy from behind was like this doll. The panels are crooked to the wall crookedly, the floor in the bathroom too. He could not get out of the tiles a bit forward and go deeper with the panel? You probably will not find it in the ready shop. What is the difference between a tile and a panel in height and how high are the bathroom doors above the panels? Added after 1 [minutes]: It depends on how high the door is standing because it may turn out that they will interfere with the stripes that a friend proposes.

Everything can be done. You can raise the hinged door, you can cut the door from the bottom, you can paste the strip of the plate, or add a strip from the panel, for example by screwing it to the ground with two dowel screws. You can finally measure the gap and check in the store how wide and high are the overlays on the thresholds (masking the connections of two floors).

As I wrote in the post, I am not the author of this work, the door is 25 mm above the panels and the panels are 5mm under the tiles. Is it possible to buy some ready-made thresholds that are attached to some struts or a latch without drilling?

You have to go to the store / DIY store and there's something to advise there. There are also adhesives that can attach a threshold to the substrate.

Or maybe something like that and cut to size from the bottom of a carpenter on a pile under the floor dimension, that is, adjust half the threshold to lay on the tiles and half on the panels ...

Threshold Solutions: Finishing Doorsteps Between Bathroom, Hall, Kitchen & Room (Photos 1 & 2)

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I have a problem and the person who renovated my flat left me unfinished doorsteps between the two rooms. A bathroom and a hall (photo 1) and a kitchen and a room (photo 2). Does anyone have any ideas how these thresholds can be finished off? I am more interested in solving the problem from picture number one because it is a large gap and I have quite a low door in the bathroom, because the threshold can not be too high.
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Paste the strips from the same tile. You can do it a bit higher.
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Did you do it yourself? If a performer is a man, then advertise it because the guy from behind was like "this doll".

The panels are crooked to the wall crookedly, the floor in the bathroom too. He could not get out of the tiles a bit forward and go deeper with the panel?
You probably will not find it in the ready shop. What is the difference between a tile and a panel in height and how high are the bathroom doors above the panels?

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stanislaw1954 wrote:
Paste the strips from the same tile.
It depends on how high the door is standing because it may turn out that they will interfere with the stripes that a friend proposes.
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szpoak wrote:
It depends on how high the door is standing because it may turn out that they will interfere with the stripes that a friend proposes.
Everything can be done. You can raise the hinged door, you can cut the door from the bottom, you can paste the strip of the plate, or add a strip from the panel, for example by screwing it to the ground with two dowel screws. You can finally measure the gap and check in the store how wide and high are the overlays on the thresholds (masking the connections of two floors).
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szpoak wrote:
Did you do it yourself? If a performer is a man, then advertise it because the guy from behind was like "this doll".

The panels are crooked to the wall crookedly, the floor in the bathroom too. He could not get out of the tiles a bit forward and go deeper with the panel?
You probably will not find it in the ready shop. What is the difference between a tile and a panel in height and how high are the bathroom doors above the panels?
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stanislaw1954 wrote:
Paste the strips from the same tile.
It depends on how high the door is standing because it may turn out that they will interfere with the stripes that a friend proposes.

As I wrote in the post, I am not the author of this work, the door is 25 mm above the panels and the panels are 5mm under the tiles. Is it possible to buy some ready-made thresholds that are attached to some struts or a latch without drilling?
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zkwc wrote:
Is it possible to buy some ready-made thresholds that are attached to some struts or a latch without drilling?
You have to go to the store / DIY store and there's something to advise there. There are also adhesives that can attach a threshold to the substrate.
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Or maybe something like that and cut to size from the bottom of a carpenter on a pile under the floor dimension, that is, adjust half the threshold to lay on the tiles and half on the panels ...
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Such something can be?

masking threshold threshold.
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The discussion revolves around finishing unfinished doorsteps between a bathroom and a hall, and a kitchen and a room. The user seeks solutions for a large gap in the bathroom doorway, emphasizing the need for a low threshold due to the door height. Suggestions include using strips from the same tile, raising or cutting the door, and utilizing ready-made thresholds that can be attached without drilling. Participants recommend visiting a DIY store for advice and potential adhesive solutions. A specific masking threshold is also proposed as a possible solution.
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