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Originally Posted by john70t
Small squares of wood fitted together + water.
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= plys of the laminate lifting up and swelling in odd shapes, etc. The PO owner put in Pergo on our entire middle floor, (@1,500 sq ft) right before we bought our house as a selling tool. Now i know why. It looked great aand was cheap but after about 2-3 years we started seeing panels bubbling up and only in the kitchen. Long story short, its from water, like dropping an ice cube on the floor and not seeing it for a while, small drips of water coming off of plates, etc. We are now looking at real hardwoods and explaining our situation, everybody said never put it in the kitchen, or anywhere where it could get wet. Some engineered woods are the same way also.