How to cross between kitchen tiles and living room wooden floors?

You can add a doorway stone in the middle to overdo it, or the way to save trouble is to add a side strip.

You don't need to level it, just use the floor buckle, and there are special buckles for excessive unevenness.

Hehe, I don't think you need to, you can incorporate your own elements into what you like! Just actually!

Between the kitchen (tiles) and the living room (wooden floors) can be added a doorway stone to overcome.

The doorway stone is a stone slab ---that solves the height difference between inside and outside the stone threshold, solves the transition between the two materials, blocks the water, and plays a beautiful role. Due to the material practices in different rooms, the thickness of the floor is different, resulting in height difference, and some materials are not easy to "close". For example, the living room or corridor indoor floor is covered with laminate flooring, the thickness is about 12 15 (8 thick floors + 5 thick floor mats), and the bathroom floor is tiled, with cement mortar thickness + tile thickness + slope thickness of ground flowing water (the correct ground slope finding method is explained in detail in another article), etc., which is much higher than the floor floor after completion.

At the same time, the bathroom should also consider that a small amount of normal water does not flow out and damage the floor and floor, so that the "door stone" is one of the common solutions.