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Pergo - Project Planner
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Pergo Project Planner

This planner will take the headache (and the math) out of organizing your Pergo project. In a few simple steps, we’ll figure out the required measurements and materials you need before purchasing Pergo. Plus, if you run into any trouble, a helpful Pergo retailer is only a call or click away. Happy Pergo planning!

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1 Flooring

Example of measuring floors

The first step is finding out how much flooring you’ll need. All it takes is a little bit of measuring. Don’t worry, we won’t make you do any math.

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Floor Name Model# SKU Calculate Flooring Requirements

Enter the length and width of your room:

Make sure to round up to the nearest foot when entering your measurements.

Please enter your room measurements in feet, before proceeding further.


2 Underlayment

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Underlayment is a thin foam pad that helps with noise reduction and is laid on the subfloor before installing laminate or locking engineered hardwood.

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Floor Name Model# SKU Underlayment calculated from Step 1 measurements.

Floor Name Model# SKU

Underlayment is recommended for all floating floors. It is required for laminate without pad attached. If pad is attached, it is not required (depending on where you are installing the floor) but could be used to enhance protection. Always read the floor’s warranty and the underlayment packaging for details.


3 Moldings and Trim

  • Carpet Reducer Molding
  • End Molding
  • Wall Base Molding
  • Stair Nose Molding

For a professional finish, you’ll need flooring moldings and trim to complete your Pergo project. Used to cover extension spaces and edges left after installing your floors, these materials will enhance any room’s beauty.

Learn More About Moldings and Trim »

Three Finish Moldings Options

Finish moldings usually come in three different profiles — Wall Base, Quarter Round, and Stair Nose — all distinctly unique.

  1. Wall Base
  2. Quarter Round
  3. Stair Nose
  1. Wall Base Wall Base

    Wall Base Molding:
    Wall base molding is flat surfaced and installed at the base of a wall to cover the expansion space between the floor and the wall.

  2. Quarter Round Quarter Round

    Quarter Round Molding:
    Quarter round moldings, ¼ of a round dowel, are used to eliminate the expansion space between baseboards and flooring and to fill corners.

  3. Stair Nose Stair Nose

    Stair Nose Molding:
    Stair nose molding is used (you guessed it!) on the nose of each stair. It covers the exposed edge of the step with a rounded piece of wood.

Two Transition Moldings Options

Transition molding is offered in two styles — 4-in-1 and Individual Transition Stick — and both are used to cover expansion spaces in a doorway/hallway to ensure a smooth surface level between different floor styles. Use our simple calculator to find out how much you need.

  1. 4-in-1
  2. Individual Transition Stick
  1. 4-in-1 4-in-1

    4-in-1 Molding:
    This molding kit includes the pieces to create a t-molding, hard surface reducer, end molding or carpet transition. Works for floors 7mm to 15mm in total height.

  2. Carpet Reducer Carpet Reducer

    Individual Transition Stick Molding:
    These are used for hardwood only. Perfect for single doorways.

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Floor Name Model# SKU Calculate Wall & Transition Molding

Enter the width of all of the doorways in your room below:

The standard doorway width is between 30’’—36’’. Use it as a guideline for measuring your doorways at home.

Please enter your doorway measurements in feet, before proceeding further.

Enter the number of steps in your staircase requiring molding and width:

Please enter your stair measurements in feet, before proceeding further.


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