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The pic is someone else's. I don't need mine for carpet, it's for tiles to laminate gap. But thanks both for the name.
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There are specific types for that. Topps tiles do some reasonable ones. I've custom made solid oak ones when it's difficult to find a ready made alternative.
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I know the pic is Tenderloins from his recent carpet fitter nightmare.
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I've just had a similar thing. The guy who is tiling my hall said he would include fitting a wooden 'threshold' to bridge the gap from tiles (higher) to wooden floor.
It became a non issue in the end as we found thinner tiles but he showed me examples and it looked fine.
Airhead
goodhead
Threshold bar and there are a lot of nicer options than the one you have pictured. You could get a larger nicer looking one that would hide the poorly trimmed edge. It's not rocket science to fit, just trim to length with a junior hacksaw.
You can pull the carpet out with a screwdriver and you'll probably see how it's fixed to the floor, push it back in with a screwdriver or pry bar preferably.