Kigley Solid Red Oak Interior Threshold Wood Overlap Threshold Transition Doorways Reducer Threshold, 4 Inches Wide, 36 Inches Long

Very attractive, good wood, fit perfectly, nicely cut and stained beautifully.

Great quality, at a fair price!

Horrible quality control. Saw cut damage on one side and huge black spot on top and other side, almost looks like a huge saw burn. Zero quality control effort to at least try to maintain natural grain flow within the threshold. As some who spent years managing one of the largest custom cabinet distributors in America I know what's acceptable...even at a production/stock level of fabrication. This is not that. Not to mention it's not one piece but two pieces, the front edge is a little strip nailed on... WITH THE NAIL HEADS SHOWING THROUGH THE TOP FINISH!!!! Absolute junk! Stay away! Zero quality control.

This a great threshold. It stained nicely and looks great when installed. The thick/thin configuration of this threshold allowed to cover up a lousy floor installation near the door.

Needed it where the adjoining floors were of different heights. It worked well. I spay painted it dark gray .

For an unfinished threshold, this is pricey. What makes this worth the buy is its 4" depth. It can span gaps where vinyl flooring was cut too short and is peeling back. It can bridge damaged flooring at the entry. All with the look of a non repair, which is the goal. Raw finish allows staining to match. Great solution vs ripping out flooring due to an ugly threshold transition between materials. A real money saver in the grander scheme of things.

We were transitioning a carpet to wood floor. I liked that this came in a very light color as we needed to find a matching color to go with our floor. It was easy to cut to size with a hand held circular saw. We ended up just nailing it down, as the underfloor was wood and that seemed easier than trying some adhesive. So far looks good and will hold up well until we end up tearing out the carpet in the room as well.

This isn’t one piece, the step is glued on. It wasn’t attached properly and it split when we tried to screw it down.