Interior wall without damaging parquet floor?

[MaZtoR]

One thing you should consider when dividing a room like this is how the sun affects your floor. If the floor fades a lot from the sun, you might end up with two different shades on the floor the day you remove the wall, or if the sun shines equally on the different rooms, you might get a "stripe" on the floor. It's not certain that the landlord "allows" this and you may have to refinish the entire floor....

- M

Then carpets and furniture would result in the same thing. And it must be considered normal wear and tear.

 

[Rebecca Axelsson]

I have a suggestion for double-sided tape that is very strong AND easy to remove! At work, we call it the "green tape," but of course, it has a real name... The last time the tape showed its strength was when two men tried to remove a 70 cm podium, which took a while, and then we "rolled" the tape off the stone floor without a mark. We use the tape in the museum industry, where it's very important not to damage the existing setup since we constantly change exhibitions... If you're interested, I can look it up for you!

I would love to know what tape it is!