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Posted: September 15, 2019|||
Read more »The Pergo® Brand is a name synonymous with flooring worldwide! Its long history in the market place has conferred its instant name recognition. This article will go through some of that history to explain where we are today and how we got there.
The Swedish company - Perstorp Industrial Group, developed the product. It has been around since the 1920s and specialized in surface laminating technologies. The idea of a laminated floor was a natural extension of that development. In 1977, the concept of laminate flooring as individual planks was prototyped and tested out in a few Swedish homes. Based upon those results, the first laminate flooring designs were put in manufacturing production in 1979 and launched into the market. The idea caught on. The company distributed its products in all of Europe throughout the 1980s.
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We have been selling COREtec® Flooring since 2013. We have seen it grow to great success in the marketplace. As with any floating floor, the installation has always been challenging but not so much that it creates a barrier for the do-it-yourself crowd. However, what we have observed is that floating floor plank installation on stairways requires some carpenter skills. Lots of cutting, mitering and fitting with horizontal and vertical joins. This article introduces a newer product from US Floors that simplifies the stair step problems. COREtec® Stair Treads.Read more »These stair Treads are sold as single units and match colors for HD, Design, and Enhanced product lines. The other product colors in the COREtec® lines have not been paired up with their ow
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Read more »Once again, one of the Products Direct® primary manufacturers of Hardwood and Laminate flooring, Mannington®, is being celebrated for its innovative approach to developing a better laminate flooring product. “It’s a real game-changer,” said Dan Natkin, Vice President of Hardwood and Laminate at Mannington®. “It enables our Restoration Collection floors to go where no laminate has gone before--to bathrooms, laundry rooms and other areas in the home that are prone to moisture.”
