A granite threshold is a beveled slab of durable natural granite used to create a smooth, finished transition between different flooring types or levels, or to seal the gap at doorways, preventing drafts and moisture seepage. They are highly durable, stain-resistant, and water-resistant, making them suitable for high-traffic areas like entryways, bathrooms, and kitchens, as well as for applications such as shower curbs or window sills
Key Characteristics
- Material:Made from granite, a natural stone known for its hardness, durability, and timeless elegance.
- Shape:Typically a rectangular slab with a beveled, sloped edge to ensure smooth passage for people and wheelchairs.
- Function:
- Transition: Smooths the transition between different flooring surfaces, like tile and hardwood.
- Barrier: Acts as a seal at doorways to prevent drafts and moisture from entering or escaping a room.
- Durability:Highly resistant to heavy foot traffic, moisture, stains, and frost, making it suitable for both residential and commercial use.
- Aesthetic:Available in various finishes, such as polished or honed, to match different interior design styles.
Common Applications
- Doorways:Placed at the base of doors to provide a clean, functional, and decorative transition between rooms or between interior and exterior spaces.
- Bathrooms:Used as a threshold at bathroom entries to prevent water from seeping onto adjacent flooring or as a shower curb to contain water within the shower.
- Window Sills:Can also be used as window sills due to their durability and resistance to moisture and stains.
- Interior Accents:Serves as a decorative accent piece or a transition between different flooring types in commercial and residential settings.
