Flooring accessories complete the edges, joins and supporting details that form part of a finished installation. Hi Style Floors assists with trims, scotia and underlay for compatible residential and commercial flooring systems.
The required components depend on the selected floor, installation method, and room layout. Doorways, perimeter gaps, adjoining surfaces and the subfloor should all be considered when planning what is needed for the project.
Browse finishing and supporting products for different installation requirements, from perimeter details to transitions between adjoining surfaces.
Complete exposed boundaries neatly.
Connect adjoining surfaces.
Connect adjoining surfaces.
Suit the installation method.
Trims, scotia, and underlay each play a specific role in a flooring installation. Trims create a finished connection at doorways, exposed edges and points where different surfaces meet. The appropriate profile depends on the location and the height or type of the adjoining material.
Scotia covers the perimeter expansion gap where existing skirting boards remain in place. It creates a finished edge around the room and can be coordinated with the colour and appearance of the installed boards.
Underlay is used beneath compatible systems and may provide acoustic, cushioning or moisture-related properties. Requirements vary between products, so the underlay should be selected according to the manufacturer’s specifications and installation method.
The right accessory depends on the flooring system and where it will be used. A transition between two floor surfaces may need a different trim from an exposed edge, while the finish around the room will depend on whether the existing skirting stays in place.
Colour and profile are also worth considering. Coordinating these details with the surrounding floor can create a more consistent result without drawing unnecessary attention to joins and edges.
Compatibility should be confirmed before installation, particularly where a specific expansion allowance or installation method is required.
fixed edge. Doorways, tiled or carpeted areas, and changes in floor height can all affect the type of finish needed.
Planning these points before fitting helps establish where profiles will sit and how adjoining surfaces will connect. It can also help avoid unsuitable components being selected once the main floor has already been laid.
Room measurements and information about neighbouring surfaces are useful when determining the appropriate finishing approach.
Hi Style Floors can help identify the finishing components required for your flooring project. Bring your floor details, room measurements or project plans to our showroom so our team can consider the installation method, adjoining surfaces and perimeter requirements.
For projects involving several rooms, it can be useful to identify doorways, changes in floor height and areas where different materials meet. This provides a clearer picture of the profiles and quantities that may be required.
If your flooring is being supplied or installed by Hi Style Floors, these details can be considered alongside the broader project requirements.
Contact our team or visit the showroom to discuss suitable accessories for your installation.