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Reno Ramp Reducer Metal Tile Edging Trim - Satin Anodized Aluminum

Reno Ramp Reducer Metal Tile Edging Trim - Satin Anodized Aluminum

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$49.59at Stone & Tile Shoppe, Inc.Checked Nov 12

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Price facts

  • Last seen at $49.59 at Stone & Tile Shoppe, Inc. on Nov 12.
  • Checked at 2 stores.

Our take on the Reno Ramp Reducer Metal Tile Edging Trim - Satin Anodized Aluminum

The Schluter Reno Ramp is an anodized aluminum reducer that bridges tile and a lower floor, such as finished concrete, vinyl or wood. Its sloped ramp face removes the sharp step that catches toes and wheels, and the anchoring leg is set into the tile bond coat so the edge stays put. It also caps the tile edge so it does not chip. It suits anyone finishing a tile floor against a lower surface, and some sizes meet ADA slope rules for wheeled traffic. Against plain L-shaped edging, the ramp costs more but gives a gentler transition; against a wood or stone reducer, aluminum is thinner and more durable under carts.

Best forTile-to-concrete transitionsCommercial floors with carts and trolleysDoorways and thresholds with a height dropDIY tilers who want a finished edge
Pros
  • Sloped ramp reduces trip hazards
  • Anchoring leg locks into the tile bond coat
  • Protects tile edges from chipping
  • Holds up to wheeled carts in commercial use
  • Some sizes are ADA-compliant
  • Satin anodized finish resists wear
Cons
  • Needs to be set with the tile, not added later
  • Ramp height must match the floor drop closely
  • Aluminum can dent under heavy impact
  • Long lengths are awkward to cut and fit

Reno Ramp Reducer Metal Tile Edging Trim - Satin Anodized Aluminum prices at every store

  • Stone & Tile Shoppe, Inc.New

    In stockReturn policy

    $49.59Checked Nov 12
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  • Direct SupplyNew

    Availability unknown

    $33.50+ $24.95 shippingChecked Nov 12
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Reno Ramp Reducer Metal Tile Edging Trim - Satin Anodized Aluminum price history

Lowest price we've seen: $33.50 on Nov 12 at Direct Supply. Tracked across 1 store since Nov 12.

What reviewers say

Tilers and homeowners rate the Reno Ramp as a clean, sturdy way to finish a tile edge against a lower floor. They like the smooth ramp and the solid anchoring. The main complaints are that the height must be measured carefully and that the profile is easy to scratch before grouting.

What people mention
  • TransitionPraisedOwners say the sloped ramp gives a smooth, trip-free step from tile to a lower floor.
  • BuildPraisedReviewers describe the profile as solid and well anchored once set in the bond coat.
  • Height fitMixedBuyers note the ramp height has to match the floor drop closely or the transition looks off.
  • FinishCriticisedSome say the anodized surface scratches easily during cutting and installation.
  • ValueMixedTilers call it a quality profile but say it costs more than plain edge trim.

About the Reno Ramp Reducer Metal Tile Edging Trim - Satin Anodized Aluminum

The Schluter RENO-RAMP is an aluminum edging profile for new floor constructions. It creates a smooth transition between tile and floor coverings at lower elevations. It protects tile edges from chipping and removes trip hazards at the transition.

It is installed together with the tile. An anchoring leg is embedded in the tile bond coat. It is used for transitions from tile to finished concrete, in both commercial and residential settings. It is suitable for wheel carts in commercial applications, and certain sizes are ADA-compliant.

Material
Aluminum
Finish
Satin anodized
Profile sizes
1/4" x 98 1/2"; 3/8" x 98 1/2"; 1/2" x 98 1/2" x 2 1/2"; 1/2" x 98 1/2" x 3 1/2"; 9/16" x 98 1/2"; 3/4" x 98 1/2"
Length
98 1/2"
Installation
Anchoring leg embedded in the tile bond coat
Use
Commercial and residential
ADA
Certain sizes are ADA-compliant
Warranty
5-year limited warranty

Questions and answers

What is the Reno Ramp used for?
It makes a sloped transition between a tile floor and a lower floor covering, such as finished concrete, and caps the tile edge.
How is it installed?
The anchoring leg is embedded in the tile bond coat as the tile is set, so the profile goes in with the floor, not after.
Which height do I need?
Match the profile height to the drop between the tile surface and the lower floor. A ramp that is too tall or too short will not sit flush.
Is it ADA-compliant?
Only certain sizes meet ADA slope requirements. Check the size against the code before specifying it for a public space.
Can it handle carts?
Yes. Schluter rates it for wheeled carts in commercial applications, and the ramp face helps wheels roll over the edge.
What is it made of?
Satin anodized aluminum, which resists wear but can dent or scratch under heavy impact.
Where is the Reno Ramp Reducer Metal Tile Edging Trim - Satin Anodized Aluminum cheapest?
At Stone & Tile Shoppe, Inc., for $49.59, as of our latest check.
Where can I buy the Reno Ramp Reducer Metal Tile Edging Trim - Satin Anodized Aluminum?
2 stores we checked sell it, including Stone & Tile Shoppe, Inc., Direct Supply.