Overview
A threshold (Ataab) is a finishing element used in construction and interior design to enhance transitions between different flooring levels or rooms. It provides structural support, prevents water seepage, and adds an aesthetic touch to doorways and entrances.
Why Use Thresholds?
- Seamless Transitions – Smoothly connects different flooring materials.
- Durability – Withstands heavy foot traffic and impact.
- Water and Dust Barrier – Prevents seepage and dirt accumulation.
- Aesthetic Appeal – Enhances interior and exterior designs.
- Slip Resistance – Provides safety in wet areas.
Common Uses
- Doorways and Entrances – Installed to create clean flooring divisions.
- Bathrooms and Kitchens – Prevents water overflow.
- Staircases – Adds safety and visual appeal.
- Outdoor Spaces – Protects against environmental exposure.
Specifications
| Property | Value |
|---|---|
| Material | Marble, Granite, Concrete, Aluminum |
| Thickness | 2 cm – 5 cm |
| Width Options | 5 cm – 20 cm |
| Length | Customizable, up to 120 cm |
| Color Options | Various shades available |
Installation Steps
- Measure & Cut – Determine dimensions based on the opening.
- Prepare the Surface – Ensure a clean, level base.
- Fix the Threshold – Secure it with adhesive or fasteners.
- Seal Edges – Use sealants to prevent moisture penetration.
- Final Inspection – Ensure proper alignment and finishing.
Case Studies
- Luxury Homes – Used in high-end interiors for a refined look.
- Commercial Spaces – Installed in malls and hotels for durability.
Maintenance
- Regular Cleaning – Use mild cleaners to maintain shine.
- Avoid Heavy Impact – Prevent cracks and chipping.
