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What are profiles needed for?

Different floor coverings are often laid in a flat or house. And even if the same floor coverings are used throughout the house, they are not always laid continuously in all rooms. In both cases, joints occur. These want to be hidden and covered. On the one hand, for an attractive appearance, on the other hand, to avoid tripping hazards. This is exactly what profiles are needed for. These create smooth transitions between different floor coverings and ensure perfect edge trims.

Types of profiles for floors:

from floor to floor – requires same height

from floor to floor – compensation of differences in height possible

laminate to adjacent components (wall, balcony etc.)

finishes off stairs and steps

Profiles can be fixed in place using screws or assembly adhesive. LOGOCLIC® also has self-adhesive profiles in the range.

If you have never mounted a profile before, you will also find instructions on our website for mounting profiles – both by means of screws and with the help of mounting adhesive.

Choice of profiles at LOGOCLIC®

End profile 313
End profile
Angle profile
Aluminium adapter profile
Adapter profile
Adapter profile, plastic
PVC transition profile
PVC double edge strip
Stainless steel profiles
Stainless steel profile, polished
Further questions on the subject
We have underfloor heating throughout the house and cannot drill into the screed. How do we fix the transition profiles?The transition from one room to another in our installation situation is over 15 mm. How can such a height difference be bridged?I would like to make the tiled area under my stove rounded and need a corresponding transition profile to the adjacent laminate.According to the laminate manufacturer's instructions, I have to leave an expansion joint in the middle of the room. What is the easiest way to bridge this “gap”?We want to cover an unsightly staircase with laminate. Are there special end profiles for this?