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Updated over 14 years ago on . Most recent reply

Would you put Pergo/laminate in your own house?
I was just curious if people would go with this instead of hardwood to save money on installation.
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Personally, I hate Pergo and wouldn't put it in a rental much less my own home. Go with tile if you're looking to save money.
Favorite store: Tile for Less
Also, if this is the same house with the radiant heat, be careful with hardwood and laminates as they can buckle where tile will conduct the heat wonderfully.