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Pergo timber flooring

Pergo timber floors are as beautiful as they are tough, durable, and easy to clean.  
Nothing beats the beauty of real timber. With a wide range, 33 year warranty and StayClean protection you can enjoy timber floors without the worries for years to come. 
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Why choose a Pergo timber floor?

  • Worry-free

    The StayClean top layer gives your timber floors high resistance to spills and dirt, for optimal protection.
    The StayClean top layer gives your timber floors high resistance to spills and dirt, for optimal protection.

  • Wear resistant

    Treated with 7 layers of lacquer, our timber floors have excellent wear resistance.
    Treated with 7 layers of lacquer, our timber floors have excellent wear resistance.

  • Matching accessories

    Colour-matched skirtings and profiles to give your floor that elegant, professional finish. 
    Colour-matched skirtings and profiles to give your floor that elegant, professional finish. 

Which Pergo timber floor is right for you? 

There’s a Pergo timber floor for every room. From authentic living spaces to bedrooms and all in between. Our large assortment of different plank sizes and colours gives you the opportunity to create the exact feel you wish. With that warmth you only get from wood.

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Pergo brochure

All the information and inspiration you need to choose the right timber floor.
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Floorlab

Our FloorLab helps you find the right floor for your room. Play around with colours and plank designs to get a sneak peek of which Pergo timber floor is a perfect match for you.
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Treating trees with care

Our timber flooring is engineered for maximum environmental friendliness.

We use wood from fast-growing trees or recovered wood for the core of our timber floors. And only slow-growing trees like oak for the top layers of our floors.

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