
Transition Profile
T Profiles
Aluminium T-shape trim for same-level transitions between hard-surface finishes
T profiles solve one of the most visible detailing challenges in modern flooring: the junction between two hard surfaces at the same level. Whether separating porcelain tile from engineered wood, ceramic from natural stone, or two zones of the same material with a movement allowance, a well-specified T profile delivers a clean, straight division line that protects edges and handles minor thickness variations.
Aluprofilium's aluminium T profiles are extruded from high-grade alloy, finished in anodized, brushed, and powder-coated options, and supplied in export-grade bulk packaging. The top surface sits flush with the finished floor, while the bottom flange anchors the profile between the two coverings — engineered for silent, long-life performance under commercial foot traffic.
Technical overview
Current product information
- Material
- Aluminium extrusion, 6063 alloy
- Top widths
- 14, 20, 25, 30, 40 mm (other widths on request)
- Standard length
- 2.5 m / 2.7 m (cut-to-size available)
- Finishes
- Anodized (silver/gold/bronze/black), brushed, powder-coated
- Function
- Same-level transition & division between hard floors
- Packaging
- Bulk cartons, project-quantity export-ready
Technical guidance
Define the transition before selecting the section.
Review adjoining surfaces, height relationship, joint condition and finish direction before preparing the enquiry.
Selected for T ProfilesSurface finish
Finish direction
Surface options are reviewed against the selected profile, intended use and quotation requirements.
Review finish optionsExport preparation
Packaging context
Protective wrapping, bundling, cartons or crates are selected according to the profile and shipment requirement.
Review packaging & exportTechnical file
Catalog & specification
Use the current catalog as a reference, then confirm the selected section and technical requirement with the export desk.
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