Adaptive transition profiles - convenience of joining: PSA transitional adaptive profile is designed to connect surfaces of different heights. This profile is ideal for floor installation, separating zones, hiding uneven edges of tiles and compensating for small differences in the height of cladding. The PSA profile also perfectly connects the wood floor to the tiles, hiding and protecting the edges, for example, between the hallway and the bathroom or kitchen. What is the difference between PS and PSA profiles? Transition profiles are used to connect surfaces finished with different materials, cover delicate irregularities of panels, parquet, tile, can be used for interior and exterior. The PS profile has a fixed height of 10 mm , while the PSA profile has an adjustable height in the range of 12-15 mm and allows you to connect surfaces with a difference in height - you just need to properly bend its "accordion". Ideal solution for any unexpected installation situations. Application: The PSA transitional adaptive profile is designed to connect surfaces of different heights, ideal for use in areas where floors are not level. It can be used in homes, offices, stores and other commercial spaces. Features and Benefits: Adaptive transition profiles are made of aluminum, which allows you to use their greatest advantage, that is, to adapt the height of the profile to the required installation conditions. The height of the profile can be in the range of 12-15 mm, and the width of the wing covering the surfaces is 19 mm. PSA profiles have a length of 250 cm. Available finishes: profiles are available in matte silver (anode) and glossy silver (electropolish).