Edge strip between loft and drywall?

[swealp]

Hello!!

How do you think I should do to hide the edge between parquet and plaster?

Some type of trim?

Thank you.

 

[Peter2400]

We have a PVC profile that is attached with double-sided tape, available in black and white and a few different sizes.
https://www.bauhaus.se/vinkelprofil-pvc-20x20x1-5mm-2m.html

 

[swealp]

Thanks, but I'll continue to look.

I need something larger than 5x5cm in length and height.

In the picture, the parquet flooring hasn't been laid yet, I'll take a new photo so you can see

 

[Mazen]

If the parquet is oak, you can install an oak corner strip. There are also white-painted ones available..
https://www.bauhaus.se/hornlist-ek-27x27x3000mm.html

 

[Peter2400]

If the parquet is oak, you can place a corner molding in oak. There are also white-painted ones..
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Thanks, but I will look a little more.

I need something bigger than 5x5cm in length and height.

The parquet floor hasn't been laid yet in the picture, I'll take a new picture so you can see

Is it the wooden rule between the parquet and the underside you want to cover?

 

[swealp]

Here are some better pictures.

It's the edge I want to cover, between gypsum and parquet. So that it doesn't break when climbing up into the loft bed.

It feels like it's wrong from the start but trying to save the situation.

Thanks !!!

 

[Mazen]

Glue a PVC corner trim over the edge of the plasterboard, for example...
https://www.byggmax.se/virke/lister...MIx6Ka-aLb2wIVTkkZCh2wDQjUEAQYAiABEgIbE_D_BwE
or the one linked in #2

Then cover the joint between plasterboard and parquet with a T-molding, which also allows the parquet to move...
https://www.golvpoolen.se/kahrs-ek-...mm?___store=default&nosto=nosto-page-product1