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St. John the Baptist Westbourne, West Sussex. I include the avenue of yew since I feel it is part of the processional threshold
All of the thresholds in the house between the new wood floors and the existing tiles are about and inch and a half high. This is due to the original tiles being laid over subflooring that was laid over another layer of tile and subfloor. To fix this, the tiles and all the subfloors should be taken down to the original subfloor, any damage there should be fixed, with a new underlay put in place, then covered with self leveling concrete, then the tile can be laid over that and should line up with the new wooden flooring with little to no lip. As is the thresholds don't match anything, you see the screws from the top, they are sharp and are a huge trip hazard.
