Pergo LF000442 Guide d'installation

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

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 fas

c. Pergo must be installed as a floating floor and mustnot be fixed to the subfloor. A3⁄8" expansion spacemust be provided around the perimeter of th

to 1.5% of the square footage within the crawl space.Example, 100 square feet of crawl space must have atleast 1.5 square feet of open vents. The buil

c. High areas, such as peaked joints in the subfloor orother ridges in the wood subfloor must be sandedor planed and low areas repaired or filled with aP

c. Ceramic tiles and terrazzo: Old ceramic tiles normallydon’t need to be removed. Usually, Pergo flooringcan be installed directly over ceramic tiles

b. Dishwashers: When installing Pergo flooring in thedishwasher space beneath cabinets, sealant MUSTbe used in the perimeter expansion spaces wherethe

(1⁄2 inch) around each bolt or fastener as required for walls,pillars, pipes and other fixed objects.Commercial flooring transitions that accommodate a1

PERGO ON STAIR TREADS AND RISERS1. Dry fit the Pergo planks net, or snug, stringer to stringer(from left to right side). Remember that the depth ofPerg