Product Description Overlap Stair Nosing adds the finishing touch to hardwood flooring at steps, stairways or other changes in floor elevation. The overlap stair nose is used when the hardwood floor is floated over the subfloor to allow for the movement of the floating floor system. They are designed with a bull-nosed edge for aesthetic appearance and typically take the most abuse from foot traffic of all transitions. From the Manufacturer Give your bamboo floors a finished look with transitions and moldings from Boedika (click each to enlarge). Complete Your Bamboo FlooringAdd the finishing touches to the new bamboo flooring in your home with transition and molding pieces from Boedika. The company offers transitions and moldings to match each of its different lines of bamboo flooring for just the right look. Options include everything from traditional wall base moldings to end caps, thresholds for doorways, reducers to transition between floors of different heights, and more. The pieces are made of hard, long-lasting bamboo and qualify for select LEED credits for green building.Reducers, End Caps, T-Molds, and MoreBoedika offers an array of transition and molding pieces for different flooring applications to fill gaps and help you create a finished look in your home. Wall base moldings are used to trim the bottom of a wall to provide a nice transition from your hardwood floor to the wall. Base shoe moldings are typically used at the transition between the wall base and the hardwood flooring to create a smooth finished look. Cove moldings and quarter round moldings are typically used at the same transition but can also be used as a substitute for a wall base to create a contemporary look.End cap transitions were designed to conceal the expansion space between where the floor meets a wall or another object that cannot be framed by a wall base, a quarter round, or another piece of molding--for instance, around a fireplace hearth. Reducer transitions are typically used at the transition between flooring of different heights, such as the hardwood floor and either a vinyl or low pile carpet floor.Threshold transitions are typically used at doorways but can also be used when making a transition between flooring of different heights. T-molds are typically used to join hardwoods to other hardwoods of equal height or to the same hardwoods to allow an intermittent expansion gap in an extremely large room.Finally, the stair nose and stair tread is a single piece that can be cut and then glued, screwed, or nailed to the frame of a staircase. Made of Natural, Durable BambooJust like Boedika floors, this product is made of bamboo, an exceptionally durable material that can be harvested and replenished with minimal impact on the environment. In fact, bamboo may be harvested annually in a selective fashion and is capable of complete regeneration without the need to replant. Because of its short growth cycle (three times faster than other fast-growing trees), it can be harvested in three to five years instead of the 10 to 100 years it takes for most trees to develop.Product InformationBoedika transitions and moldings are available in a variety of colors and with a horizontal, vertical, or strand woven grain and can be installed using either nails or glue or both. They qualify for LEED Credit MRc6 for rapidly renewable materials and LEED Credit IEQc4.4 for low-emitting materials.About BoedikaBoedika is an up-and-coming supplier of innovative products for the home, with a keen focus on providing cost-effective, beautiful, durable, and environmentally conscious products that help differentiate your home from the rest. Created by a team of experts with roots trenched in the home improvement industry, Boedika aspires to set the benchmark for providing beautiful and quality home improvement products--at modest prices.At a GlanceFlooring Transitions Designed to match Boedika's lines of flooring Made of hard, long-lasting bamboo Available in a variety of colors and grains Can be installed using nails or glue Eligible for select LEED credits
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