It's possible they did not leave a gap at the walls or it got wet. Could also be moisture coming up through the slab.
Pergo flooring is considered to be some of the best available.
engineered floors such as pergo or Armstrong should float on a supplied pad because the will expand and contract with weather conditions
Pergo flooring is usually more affordable than hardwood. Here's a link to a website that lists the many differences between pergo flooring and hardwood. http://www.ehow.com/facts_5880675_pergo-vs_-hardwood.html
Pergo is a Swedish flooring product company noted primarily for its laminate flooring products. Pergo invented laminate flooring in the 1970s and began selling laminate flooring in the United States in 1994 under the leadership of then-president Lars von Kantzow. Even though there are many manufacturers of laminate flooring products today, many people refer to all laminate flooring as "pergo". In addition to its laminate products, Pergo introduced hardwood products into the U.S. market beginning in 2004 and will introduce similar hardwood products in Europe in 2007.
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No. Nothing can secure or bind Laminate in place and you will have problems with buckling & movement toward the other walls.
Labor costs for installing a Pergo floor will be determined by how long the job takes. Typically a six hour Pergo floor installation will cost $400 in labor.
Pergo is a Laminate floor not a composite, but the answer is no the wax will neither harm nor help a laminate floor
Placing heating units under a pergo floor is not recommended.
No! Polyurethane needs a porous surface and because pergo is not, you would only ruin the floor.
If one is looking to purchase Pergo flooring it can usually be found at stores such as Lowe's and Home Depot. One can also find this flooring on sites such as Lumber Liquidators and Pergo Online.
Yes you can, if you are talking about a floating floor, like pergo.
The easiest and safest way is to use vegetable oil. Won't damage floor and is nontoxic.
It wont accept wax.. sorry
Pergo floors have many advantages over other flooring. It looks like hardwood, but is cheaper and much easier to install. It repeals spills and sun light will not damage the floor.
You don't! We just installed a Pergo floor and it will scratch very easily. It is a very hard surface but it is also brittle so a stone in your shoe could scratch the surface.
Sadly, there isn't a lot you can do. If you have the chip you can use a little of epoxy glue to put it back into place. Most likely something will catch it again and take it back up. I have seen some fillers on the market that try to match the color of the floor. The wood grain will not be there but it might not be as much of an eye sore. The best recommendation is to put a rug over it.