Burke 705 Super Imperial Reducer – 5/16″ Glue-Down Carpet
Mannington
Burke 705 Super Imperial Reducer – 5/16″ Glue-Down Carpet
$24.99
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The Mannington Burke 705 Super Imperial Reducer is a self-adhesive thermoplastic rubber transition reducer designed to bridge the edge between glue-down carpet and an adjacent flooring surface. At 1-15/16″ wide with a 5/16″ undercut, it tucks cleanly under the carpet edge for a finished, low-profile transition. It can also be trimmed to butt directly against resilient tile, making it a flexible solution where carpet meets hard flooring in the same installation. Available in 10 colors, sold in 12′ lengths at 10 pieces per carton.
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Specifications
| Material | Thermoplastic rubber (Type TP) |
| Profile Width | 1-15/16″ |
| Undercut | 5/16″ — for glue-down carpet installations |
| Length | 12′ per piece |
| Adhesive | Double-sided tape (self-adhesive) — various widths |
| Trimmable | Yes — can be trimmed to butt against resilient tile |
| Warranty | Limited 5-Year Commercial Manufacturing Defect Warranty |
| Manufacturing | Eustis, FL — USA |
Application note: Heavy duty reducer designed specifically for glue-down carpet — not recommended for stretch-in carpet installations. Can be field-trimmed to transition against resilient tile. Must order in multiples of 10 — partial cartons not available.
Ideal For
Glue-Down Carpet Transitions
Carpet-to-Resilient Tile Transitions
Healthcare Facilities
K–12 & Higher Education
Office Buildings
Government & Institutional
Available by special order through PreFloorTools.com. Select your color at time of order. Sold by the piece in 12′ lengths — quantity selector moves in multiples of 10 (one carton, 120 lin ft).
Quantity
Sold by the full carton only. This product must be purchased in increments of 10 pieces.
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