I'm installing luxury vinyl flooring that will bump up against an existing 3/4" hardwood floor. We would like to go with a ]click-lock floating floor, but don't want a transition strip between the two types of flooring. I'll build up the subfloor so that the vinyl is at the same height as the wood. Can this be done without a t-molding or other transition strip? The two floors will meet along a 13 foot straight run. I've seen it done where ceramic tile meets wood and it looks real nice. Has anyone ever used this product? It's a click-lock floating floor. The installation instructions say to butt it up tight to the walls and if that isn't possible, to glue the edge that doesn't hit the wall. From the installation manual: "The planks must be installed tight against the walls throughout the entire installation (if this cannot be achieved use an approved lvt adhesive or a suitable DS/PS tape.)" So would this enable me to butt the floating vinyl up against the wood and just glue down that edge so it doesn't lift or move?

[left]we are putting done vinyl floor tiles in our kitchen. They can be grouted or not. We're choosing to grout. Can we use bead caulking instead of the grouting that comes in a tub. We tried the grout, but it is tedious and messy. Will the caulk hold up and work like grouting? Please help. I want my kitchen back.🙄[/left]