Choosing between a reducer and T-molding depends entirely on the height relationship between the two adjacent flooring surfaces. T-molding is used exclusively when the two adjoining floors sit at the exact same level or height, providing an even bridge across an expansion gap in a doorway or hallway. In contrast, a reducer is used when the two adjacent floors sit at unequal heights, sloping downward from the thicker flooring material to the thinner flooring material to eliminate tripping hazards and protect exposed edges.
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