Level with 7mm laminate flooring with 10mm plank tiles

If it is independent of that, then the question arises of "why the question" if you have already decided in favor of [Teppich] anyway ;)

Although personally I wouldn’t immediately know how to realize a transition [Teppich] <> [Fliese] without the appropriate transition strip.

Well, the carpet can get a finishing/closing strip and then silicone in the color of the tile grout is applied between the tiles and the strip. The office would actually be the only room where I could still come up with the idea of laying carpet. But only if I have to make a lot of phone calls (hall). Otherwise, I find carpet somehow creepy (but I am also allergic to house dust).

Well, the carpet can get an end/finishing strip and then you put silicone between the tiles and the strip in the color of the tile grout. The office would actually be the only room where I could still come up with the idea of laying carpet. But only if I have to make a lot of phone calls (hall). Otherwise, I find carpet somehow creepy (but I am also allergic to house dust).

For us, it is the office - hence the consideration.

Transition between carpet and tile with silicone or joint filling material (ultimately no different from a normal expansion joint between two floors).

The only question is whether there are suitable carpets with such a high build-up of 13-14mm at all. Surely no insulation is laid underneath (possibly vapor barrier?).

Well, the carpet can get an end/finishing strip and then silicone in the color of the tile joints is applied between the tiles and the strip.

It's probably because I'm not an expert on carpets, but I assumed that a cut carpet edge would always fray if not properly protected.
Whether a finishing strip on the carpet plus joint filler looks significantly better than a clean, narrow transition strip is probably a matter of taste.

The question is only whether there are even suitable carpets with such a high pile of 13-14mm.

I rather wonder how much disgusting stuff accumulates in a 13-14mm carpet over the years :oops:

We have successfully installed the laminate - it looks super great now! Thank God we didn’t choose carpet :D

We have about a 5mm height difference between the tile hallway and the office laminate.

Currently, we don’t have any interior doors installed yet (they will come in about 2-3 weeks).

We are considering a transition profile for gluing - does anyone here have experience with this and can recommend a manufacturer or a specific profile?

Should the profile be installed before fitting the interior doors?

Can these profiles be custom cut somewhere? Is there anything else that needs to be considered?