Another Question on Laminate Flooring
I know what you are talking about. The only reason I am looking at
Pergo is that my brother has a high-end home and he has the real Mc coy
wooden floors.
Accidents happen, and his refrigerator leaked. It was a mess, as he had
to hire someone to come in and sand and treat the wood floor. He said
if he had to do it over, he would go with a laminate floor.
Thank you for your feedback.
Kate
aemeijers wrote:
Kate wrote:
I just spent quite a bit of time researching Pergo.
Many have commented that there is a clicking sound when walking on it,
and others have said it is too spongy.
Can anyone comment on this please?
Thanks.
Kate
Different strokes for different folks. Having seen a lot of Pergo floors
when I was house shopping 3 years ago, I didn't care for it. I detest
fake woodgrain, and the floors looked and felt like a giant countertop
to me. Wood is supposed to feel solid underfoot. The only engineered
floors I would even consider are the ones with a real wood top layer,
and them only if I couldn't afford 3/4 t&g hardwood. If that wasn't in
the budget I'd go with good vinyl for wet rooms, and the most
indestructible w/w carpet I could afford in the others.
But that is just me- YMMV, and probably will. I know plenty of people
that love their fake floors.
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