Transition from laminate to tiles

I had the same problem and simply glued the final laminate board to the substrate. This gives you more stability; for me, the silicone sealing held.

Hello Baukoller,

the silicone joint will not hold permanently; silicone joints require adhesion on two sides to be able to accommodate movements from the substrate. If you simply seal a floor joint with silicone, the two-sided adhesion will not be achieved, and one side (the connection to the laminate) will sooner or later tear.

I also glued the last laminate board in front of the tiles and then laid the rest of the room starting from there. Then I placed a wooden threshold under the door from the living room to the hallway, and this now forms the transition. It also looks completely fine. Only a silicone joint would bother me personally, I think. The threshold is, I think, an optimal solution.

Forming a threshold is a nice solution. No tinkering, no artificial joint, and the materials match visually well.

With a threshold, you get two joints, right? How did Carsten_55 seal the joints - without silicone?