Acrylic joints for interior doors

Well, you can still manage an acrylic joint, even as a layperson... What I’m more wondering is, should there also be a silicone joint between the reveal and the flooring? Because we don’t have anything there either...

Well, you can still do an acrylic joint, even as a layperson... What I rather wonder is, should there also be a silicone joint between the reveal and the floor covering? Because we don’t have anything there either...

Nope - nothing needs to be there either. Our door frames "hang" in the air. That means there are at least 0.5mm gaps to the floor underneath. We didn’t put any joint there. The door itself is anyway 1-2 cm shorter than the frame because of the central controlled residential ventilation.

Well, you can still manage an acrylic joint, even as a layman...
What I wonder more is, should there also be a silicone joint between the reveal and the floor covering? Because we have nothing there either...

If you have wooden frames, yes.
Otherwise, the wood would swell at the bottom when mopping.
Our carpenter pointed out the problem to us several times that it must not be mopped wet as long as it is open.
However, not everyone has sensitive wooden frames in the house.

Nope - nothing needs to go there either. Our door frames "hang" in the air. That means there is at least a 0.5mm gap to the floor underneath. We didn't put any sealant in there. The door itself is anyway 1-2 cm shorter than the frame due to the central controlled residential ventilation system.

Makes sense, if it were only 2mm above the floor, it would (almost certainly) scrape... I just thought that in the bathroom it couldn't hurt if the bottom of the frame was protected against possible water...

If you have wooden frames, yes. Otherwise, the wood at the bottom would swell when mopping. Our carpenter pointed out the problem several times that it must not be mopped damp as long as it is open. However, not everyone has sensitive wooden frames in the house.

Exactly, that was my fear. Now the question is how wet do you mop and doesn’t the water dry anyway in 2 minutes thanks to underfloor heating...

This is called damp wiping. Acrylic is only used, if at all necessary, for "beautification" between the door frame trim and the wall because of its paintable capability. Silicone between the door frame and the floor. What I also use when silicone is not desired are gasket strips, then you cannot see any silicone seam.

Regards Sigi