Pergo LF000820 Installation Guide

1. Floating Floor—Definition & Benefits2. What You Need To Know—Expansion/Contraction3. Before Starting—Estimates4. A Basic Overview5. Installatio

1. FLOATING FLOOR —Pergo flooring is designed to beinstalled as a floating floor—thus it is not nailed or gluedto the subfloor. Instead, planks are fasten

before, during and after the installation at the jobsite, the relative humidity should be 30-90%. The tem-perature should be at least 65°F for product

Example, 100 square feet of crawl space must have atleast 1.5 square feet of open vents. The building must becorrectly constructed, maintained and und

b. Plywood or other wood materials for subflooringshould meet the building code requirements.• Creaking subfloors must be repaired before installa-tion

10. OTHER SUBFLOOR REQUIREMENTSa. Vinyl sheet goods, linoleum and resilient (VCT) tiles:Old vinyl and linoleum tiles or sheet goods normallydo not ne

13. KITCHEN INSTALLATION: It is recommended that kitchen cabinets be installed prior to installing Pergo flooring. Install the planks up to the kick pl

17. COM M E RC IAL APP LICATIONS:(Only for those products that are designated for commer-cial use by Pergo, Inc.)In commercial applications, an expans

Tread with extended and square edge nosingOn this style of tread simply cut a narrow strip ofPergo and glue it on the edge of the existing tread.Ins