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Laminate flooring made to last.

Why Pergo Laminate?

Pergo invented laminate floors over 40 years ago and still leads the category today with advanced engineering and production. To offer laminate that's more beautiful and durable than other laminate flooring imitators, Pergo constructs its laminate with several patented materials, bonded together under extreme heat and pressure without toxic chemicals.

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Pergo Laminate Construction

1.

TRANSPARENT, WEAR-RESISTANT OVERLAY

A variety of textures that closely imitate real wood along with a ScratchGuard Advanced and PermaMaxTM wear layer for superior scratch and scuff resistance.

2.

DESIGN LAYER

Real visuals and patterns of natural wood, stone and ceramic.

3.

PREMIUM HDF CORE BOARD

Patented click-joints for snap-together installation and a core of high-density fiber board that gives stability, dent-resistance and is made of recycled materials.

4.

BALANCING LAYER

Balance layer for stability — prevents bowing or collapsing.

Many Pergo floors feature attached underlayment; it provides stability and creates a natural sound.

Pergo Waterproof Laminate

Unlike other laminate floors on the market, select Pergo laminate floors feature complete waterproof protection. This revolutionary technology withstands against splashes, spills, and pet accidents to ensure maximum waterproof durability.

Hydroseal

The perimeter of each plank is coated with HydrosealTM to further protect the floor. The hydrophobic coating repels water, so planks resist swelling from moisture.

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Uniclic®

The industry’s leading glueless locking system, snaps together for fast and easy installation. The innovative system maintains constant tension between planks for tight joints that trap water on the surface, protecting your floor and subfloor.

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GenuEdge®

Pressed bevels allow the surface visual and protective coating to wrap over the plank’s edges, enhancing the hardwood realism while protecting the core from moisture.

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Variety of Colors and Styles

Pergo Outlast Plus - Molasses Maple - Laminate Flooring Molasses Maple
Pergo Outlast Plus - Standout Grey Oak - Laminate Flooring Standout Grey Oak
Pergo Outlast Plus - Salted Oak - Laminate Flooring Salted Oak
Pergo Outlast Plus - Harvest Cherry - Laminate Flooring Harvest Cherry
Pergo Outlast Plus - Hermosa Cherry - Laminate Flooring Hermosa Oak
Pergo Outlast Plus - Landry Oak - Laminate Flooring Landry Oak
Pergo Outlast Plus - Cliffside Oak - Laminate Flooring Cliffside Oak
Pergo Outlast Plus - Wheaton Oak - Laminate Flooring Wheaton Oak
Pergo Outlast Plus - Anchor Grey Oak - Laminate Flooring Anchor Grey Oak

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