The transition strip between the parquet floor and the laminate floor was loose and crooked ever since I moved in. So today I removed it and scraped away the caulk? that was loose under the strip. They have some hard yellow/brown compound at the joint, see pictures, but also white caulk (white spots, see picture below) under the strip itself to attach it there.

Loose transition strip with hardened yellow adhesive and white caulk remnants between parquet and laminate flooring.
Below, I cleaned everything that was loose.
Close-up of wooden floor transition with removed threshold strip; yellow-brown adhesive and white filler visible. Gaps and uneven surface shown.
Transition strip between parquet and laminate floor removed, showing exposed gap and hardened yellow-brown adhesive near wall molding.

My question is, what type of caulking do I need to attach to seal the transition, but also what type of caulking to glue the transition strip itself?
 
Did you solve it?
H hoggy32 said:
The transition strip between the parquet floor and the laminate floor was loose and also crooked ever since I moved in. So today I removed it and scraped away the sealant? that was loose under the strip. They have some hard yellow/brown mass at the joint see pictures, but also white sealant (white spots, see picture below) under the strip itself to fasten it there.

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Below, I cleaned everything that was loose.
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My question is, what type of sealant do I need to apply there to seal the transition, and also which sealant to use to glue the transition strip itself in place.
 
BirgitS
The transition strips that I have and have had have been attached with some kind of thick double-sided tape.
 
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