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What is the difference between a saddle threshold and an offset threshold.
A saddle threshold is a standard threshold meant for a level floor on both edges of he threshold.
An offset threshold is used when there is a change in floor level under the threshold. For example, a 102 would be used when the floor on one side of the threshold is ΒΌ" lower than the floor on the other side of the threshold.
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