Clean transitions for laminate and LVT floors, done properly
Laminate and LVT floors look great once down—but their edges, T-joints and room transitions need a proper finish. Profilpas profiles protect exposed board edges, hide gaps at doorways, and handle height changes between flooring types. For UAE apartments, retail fit-outs and hospitality spaces, that means faster installs with less call-backs for lifted flooring or ugly gaps. Whether you're finishing a single-room renovation or rolling out the same floor spec across an entire building, these profiles help the job go right the first time.
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Explore our most trusted wooden laminate and lvt floor profiles solutions for professional installations.
Profiles for Wooden & Laminate Floors
Unisystem
Versatile aluminium profile system for laminate and parquet floor transitions with multiple configuration options.
Unisystem Plus C
Click-lock transition profile for floating laminate floors with tool-free installation.
Unisystem Plus G2/G4
Adjustable ramp profile series for bridging height differences between laminate and other floor finishes.
Unisystem Plus S9/S15
Stair nosing profiles for laminate-clad steps with integrated anti-slip protection.
Alfix 616 FIX/L/55
Self-adhesive L-shaped edge profile for clean laminate floor perimeter finishing.
Alfix 616 FIX/T/33
T-bar transition strip with adhesive base for seamless laminate-to-laminate doorway joints.
Terminal Flex
Flexible end profile for curved edges and irregular laminate floor perimeters.
RC
Reducer profile for smooth transitions from laminate to lower adjacent floor surfaces.
Protect 73/74/58
Stair edge protection series for wooden and laminate step finishing with durable nosing.
PVC Line 8608
Economical PVC transition profile for budget-friendly laminate floor installations.
Profiles for LVT Floors
Alfix 46 FIX/T/19
Slim T-bar profile specifically designed for thin LVT floor transitions at doorways.
Profix Thin C4
Ultra-thin click profile for LVT installations requiring minimal height buildup.
Profix Thin Z4
Z-shaped thin profile for LVT floor edges against walls and fixed furniture.
Projoint DIL NTA
Technical aluminium movement joint compatible with LVT floor installations.
Projoint DIL NTI
Internal movement joint profile for LVT floors in large commercial spaces.
Projoint DIL NZA
Zinc-aluminium expansion joint for LVT applications requiring corrosion resistance.
Pronivel PB
Brass-finish leveling profile for elegant LVT-to-tile height transitions.
Protect 111/75
Stair nosing profile engineered for LVT-clad steps with integrated edge protection.
Protrim LVT
Multi-purpose trim profile for finishing LVT floor edges and perimeters cleanly.
When do you need laminate and LVT profiles?
Room-to-room transitions (doorways, thresholds, corridors)
Height changes between LVT and tile or carpet
Edges at walls, glass partitions and sliding-door tracks
T-joints where two laminate runs meet at a corridor or open plan area
Stair nosing for laminate-clad steps
Perimeter gaps around columns, built-ins and kitchen islands
What to check before ordering
Floor thickness: laminate is usually 7–12 mm, LVT is usually 2–5 mm—profile slot must match.
Transition type: ramp (height change), T-bar (same-height join) or end-cap (edge finish).
Movement allowance: floating floors expand—use profiles that let the floor slide, not lock.
Traffic level: heavy-footfall areas need aluminium or robust PVC, not thin cosmetic strips.
Colour match or contrast: wood-look anodised aluminium for continuity, or metal accent for modern looks.
Fixing method: adhesive base, screw-down or clip-in—depends on subfloor and access requirements.
Problems we help you avoid
- Using tile trims on floating floors: laminate and LVT need room to move—rigid tile trims can jam the floor and cause buckling. Use profiles with built-in expansion gaps.
- Mismatched heights: wrong ramp profile leaves a trip hazard or a visible gap. Measure both floor surfaces before choosing.
- Skipping perimeter profiles: exposed laminate edges at walls or under glass partitions swell when exposed to moisture. Close them off properly.
- Wrong adhesive: some profiles stick down, others clip in. Using heavy adhesive on a click-in profile can make future repairs impossible.
- Colour after-thought: "any silver" doesn't always match your floor. Check our range of wood-look aluminium finishes before settling.
What You Can Expect
System Compatibility
Profilpas profiles integrate with most laminate and LVT brands without modification—tested across common UAE project specs.
Local Stock
Common sizes and finishes kept at our Dubai, Abu Dhabi and Sharjah branches—same-day collection or next-day delivery.
Expansion-Ready
Profiles designed for floating floors allow natural movement, so your floor stays flat through seasonal temperature swings.
Frequently Asked Questions
Sometimes—but check the slot depth. Laminate is usually thicker than LVT, so you may need different sizes or adjustable profiles. Ask us for the right match.
Use a ramp or reducer profile. The tile side sits lower or higher; the profile bridges the gap and lets the laminate expand without jamming.
Floating floors over UFH move more than usual. Choose clip-in or expansion-gap profiles, not glued-down types. We can advise per case.
Use a neat end-cap profile that covers the raw edge and accommodates the floor's movement. We stock slim options that look cleaner than silicone.
Yes—Profilpas has dedicated laminate stair nosings. We stock popular finishes; others available on order.
Anodised aluminium in natural, champagne, bronze and black; wood-look aluminium; and matching PVC for budget-friendly jobs. Bring a floor sample to compare.
Wooden Laminate Profiles
Laminate flooring needs room to move. Unlike tile, it expands and contracts with temperature and humidity—so every doorway, wall edge and stair step needs a profile that accommodates that movement without looking unfinished. Profilpas wooden laminate profiles are engineered for floating floor installations. They sit over or alongside the laminate, holding it in place visually while leaving the gap the floor needs to breathe. Whether you're capping an edge at a sliding door, bridging a height difference to tile, or finishing a staircase in matching laminate, there's a profile designed for that exact job. In UAE residential and hospitality projects, laminate is a popular choice for its warmth and cost efficiency. The right profiles make it look intentional—not improvised. We stock common sizes in wood-look aluminium and neutral metallic finishes, and can order special colours or lengths for larger fit-outs.
LVT Profiles
Luxury Vinyl Tile (LVT) is thinner and more flexible than laminate, which changes how you finish edges and joints. The wrong profile can look clunky or fail to hold the edge down properly. Profilpas LVT profiles are slim, precise and designed for modern click-lock or glue-down LVT systems. They handle doorway transitions, perimeter edges, and height changes to tile or carpet—common in UAE retail, office and apartment projects. Because LVT is often used in wet-adjacent areas (kitchens, bathrooms, lobby entrances), we also carry profiles with moisture-resistant bases. These keep water from seeping under the floor edge, which is where most LVT failures start. Our team can help you match profiles to your specific LVT brand and thickness. Bring a sample or share your spec—we'll confirm what fits.
Wooden Laminate Profile Range
Our wooden laminate profile range includes: Prowood, Prostyle, Prostyle Fix, Prostyle Tech, Proslider, Proclassic, Probasic, Wood Line End Caps and Reducer, Prostair Wood, Proskirting, Alukap / Alustep, and Multiclip.
LVT Profile Range
Our LVT profile range includes: Zero Vinyl and Design profiles, Proangle Q Quart, Prolist, Prolistel, Projolly Quart, Proslider LVT, Ramp profiles LVT, T-junction profiles LVT, Prosmart LVT, Prostair LVT, Prointer LVT, Terminox LVT, Proskirting LVT, Profloor LVT, LVT accessories, Decotop, Multicurve, Prolux Line LVT, Metal Line LVT, Proplak LVT, and Projolly Aluminum Square LVT.
Getting your laminate and LVT transitions right
Before you order, check these off:
Share these details for a quick response:
- Floor thickness (laminate vs LVT)
- Type of transition (T-bar, ramp, end-cap)
- Colour match or accent preference
- Fixing method (adhesive, clip, screw-down)
- Quantity per doorway or edge length
