Laying Pergo floor?

[dmatheny21]

Can I lay it over indoor/outdoor carpet that feels like it's an 1/8 inch thick over a concrete slab?

[reeltight]

I would see what pergo says about it (or whatever manufacture you are using) but I think it would be okay. Should serve the same as sound dampening foam/rubber that you can put under that type of floor.

[dmatheny21]

I would see what pergo says about it (or whatever manufacture you are using) but I think it would be okay. Should serve the same as sound dampening foam/rubber that you can put under that type of floor.

This is my thinking. It's going in a pool house, so it won't see a lot of traffic. The carpet is glued down and I don't want to rip it out unless it's absolutely necessary.

[charlie horse]

I wouldn't put it anywhere it could get wet, damn sure wouldn't put it over the carpet. You need a moisture barrier of some sort.... pergo would not be my choice for a pool house. Look into the waterproof vinyl click flooring.

[reeltight]

I wouldn't put it anywhere it could get wet, damn sure wouldn't put it over the carpet. You need a moisture barrier of some sort.... pergo would not be my choice for a pool house. Look into the waterproof vinyl click flooring.

LVT. Luxury vinyl tile. That would be great for a pool house but you sure as hell don't want to lay that over carpet. It un-clicks way to easy.

[DRDUCK]

I wouldn't put it anywhere it could get wet, damn sure wouldn't put it over the carpet. You need a moisture barrier of some sort.... pergo would not be my choice for a pool house. Look into the waterproof vinyl click flooring.

Listen to the Man. We made that mistake. Don't forget me Charles

[USMCsilver]

Laminated cardboard with a fancy paintjob on top doesn't mix too well with water. Seek an alternative.

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