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T-Moldings are transitions that cover the narrow gap between 2 floors of the same height. They are made of the finest hardwood product. All prefinished products are coated with an environmentally-friendly water-based low VOC polyurethane coating. It is vacuum-coat applied and UV-cured with gloss levels made to specifications, each piece receives a minimum of 2 coats. Our multiple, state-of-the-art finish systems allow us to be flexible and yet responsive to short lead times. Color: Medium. Material: Solid Wood.

Multi-Purpose Reducers are designed for the smooth transition between 2-Types of flooring. Generally they are used to transition from a room with solid flooring into a room with carpet. They can also be used at sliding door areas when expansion space is required. Square nose is normally used when butting upto ceramic tile, but can also be used on wood floors around outer walls, generally against a brick wall to give a finished look where wall base can't be applied. Color: Medium. Material: Solid Wood.

Steps and stairways take on a polished look with our stair nosing. The nosing, which provides a transition between floor and riser, starts flush with the flooring and makes a finished edge on a stair or landing. They are designed to take the brunt of foot traffic while maintaining the beauty of the stairs. Color: Medium. Material: Solid Wood.

Steps and stairways take on a polished look with our stair nosing. The nosing, which provides a transition between floor and riser, starts flush with the flooring and makes a finished edge on a stair or landing. They are designed to take the brunt of foot traffic while maintaining the beauty of the stairs. Color: Medium. Material: Solid Wood.

Reducers provide a smooth transition between floors of different heights. They are often used to connect a hardwood floor with low pile carpet, ceramic tile, LVT or sheet vinyl flooring. Reducers are 78 in. length and are easily cut for a custom finish. Color: Medium. Material: Solid Wood.

Stair nosing provide a transition between flooring and risers and take the brunt of foot traffic on steps. They add a beautiful, finished look to stairways. We can mimic the appearance of any stair tread applications with a finished coordinating environmentally friendly stair nosing. Color: Medium. Material: Solid Wood.

Reducers provide a smooth transition between floors of different heights. They are often used to connect a hardwood floor with low pile carpet, ceramic tile, LVT or sheet vinyl flooring. Reducers are 78 in. length and are easily cut for a custom finish. Color: Medium. Material: Solid Wood.

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Brenda Walsh and Kay Kuzma have seen God's hand at work in their own lives and in the lives of many others for whom they have prayed. True prayer is the answer to whatever life throws at you. Scripture teaches us to put our trust in God. Brenda and Kay offer a prayer for all those who seek God in this book, that they might find the peace of God offered in John 14:27: Peace I leave with you, My peace I give to you. More than 100 topics from addictions to salvation of children to worry are covered in this faith-building book.

Kuzma Sergeevich Petrov-Vodkin, (1878 – 1939) was an important Russian and Soviet painter and writer. Petrov-Vodkin extensively used an aesthetic of Orthodox icon together with brighter colors and unusual compositions. His works were often deemed irreligious and erotic. From 1924 to 1926 Petrov-Vodkin lived in France with his family. During his earlier years, Petrov-Vodkin developed his "spherical perspective": a unique twist that distorted the drawing as to represent the viewer high enough to actually notice the spherical curve of the globe. He used it extensively through his works like Death of a Commissar and In the Line of Fire, which make the observer seem more distant, but actually close. It is argued that this twist has been built upon Byzantine perspective - an inverted perspective used in iconography. Petrov-Vodkin used darker tones with time, but his paintings became more detailed. He started painting still life and portraits, stepping further away from his previous themes.