Pergo flooring

[kitz]

Now Pergo no longer exist ,what's a reliable brand for laminate
flooring .I went into B+Q and they all seem the same .

[uk66fastback]

You wonder how there can be so much wood in B&Q and it all look roughly the same ...

Saying that though, I've had some of their Arpeggio laminate and it's been very good. Redid the conservatory in it last year and will do the kitchen later this year. Just wait for the deals ...

Google is your friend though, I could easily waste half a day looking at more or less the same stuff online from different suppliers noting price, delivery etc

[V8RX7]

I tend to look at wear rating and the design of the click joint - some are very loosely held.

Then personally I like the V groove type and individual plank design.

Hey presto there are only a couple to choose from.

[Miocene]

Bear in mind B&Q and presumably the other sheds tweak their ranges constantly, so what you buy now might not be available in a years time etc

On a slight tangent, is there particular laminate that can resist, even in the slightest, fading from being in a conservatory?

[V8RX7]

Miocene said:

On a slight tangent, is there particular laminate that can resist, even in the slightest, fading from being in a conservatory?

I'd always tile a conservatory - huge range in humidity as well as heat.