Underfloor heating, laminate, or tiles: which is warmer for the feet?

Laminate is plastic. I find it worse as a seat cushion than a carpet that you can throw away after three years because the kids will be sitting on the chair anyway. Tiles are cold in summer, unless the sun warms them up. That feels pleasant on warm days.

However, a note: both surfaces, including parquet and others, are hard. There is a reason why you find some carpets on the floor. With baby fat on the knees it's okay, but once that's gone, a small carpet, no matter the floor, is always preferable.

Well, I don’t find our vinyl floor either slippery or cold, quite the opposite. But it certainly depends on the product. You can check it out in person at the respective store. It’s recommended anyway, also for laminate or tiles.

Slowly the use of "beratungsresistent" is being overused: I really have trouble accusing someone of being resistant to advice when they have their own opinion (for example about the stairs). For example, I just want a straight staircase :

maybe we could put a carpet on the tiles in the living room for playing.. We would have to see..