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I had a similar gap between laminate floor and a tiled bathroom floor. I filled the gap with a similar coloured silicone which has held up well and looks pretty good

Looking at it online I'm pretty sure it was the water based

Yeah I've had the same problems with gloss white where most of what I had done was still tacky feeling years later, especially if I try to wipe said surfaces. Recently used leyland trade satin wood and it set no bother with no tackiness. They do a gloss as well if that's what you're after...

We've got quickstep eligna throughout the house including the kitchen and it's been no problems at all. We've got 2 kids and I laid the floors 4 years ago just before our eldest was born and if anything it's great when they're not potty trained as it cleans really easily. Sure I saw somewhere...

Yeah a multi tool does the job quickly and easily. I did the this recently in our bathroom and used a saxton diamond tipped multi tool blade. Was very effective and didn't show any signs of wear even after doing the whole floor which was about 5 square meters of 400mm square tiles

I had a similar dilemma when I was doing my kitchen as both options had their downsides. I happened to lay a box of planks down diagonal and it just felt right so that's what I did. Maybe worth considering :)

I just did my bathroom using unibond which had the same ratio stated on the bag. I used kitchen scales and added powder gradually to 100ml of water while mixing and found that after about 450g it was getting too thick to be plyable so am also interested to see what people have to say for future...

I took mine off and trimmed them down. As there are angle brackets to hold it in place on the floor, I moved these towards the back and fitted a bit of wood for it to rest on and to allow me to screw these into the floorboards rather than through the laminate