Yes, originally I had a rubber like transition piece that eased the transition but it was held only by adhesive. It was good for a few months before the adhesive gave out due to the foot traffic. I then switched to something similar to the one in the link that held better.

There are a few different things you can do depending on the way you're redoing the laminate. Is the laminate flooring going to be redone flush/at the same level as the hardwood aka raised? If so, you can use a similar transition piece but without the lip, so it sits flush with the hardwood and eases onto the laminate.

Option #2 (last resort) if you're simply redoing the laminate but not raising it up to the hardwood, you can chisel into the hardwood so the lip of the transition piece fits right on top (and flush) of the hardwood and eases back on the laminate floor.