The Pergo website says " Available at flooring retailers near you starting in July," so I doubt you will find anyone who has it installed yet. It looks good in the photo, though with "mermaid" in the name I was expecting a more fanciful design. Good luck with your decision.

Wow, I must have found it in the first few days of offering, thank you. It has a depth that some of the others don’t have, which I found to be more realistic. Thanks again.

Why anyone is still installing really fake looking laminate flooring is a mystery. I like my plastic pure, and without the bits of wood underneath. Even so, the real slate would be a 100x better choice.

I think this is pure plastic, without wood underneath. At least, I gathered that it was vinyl from the Pergo website.

No judgments here. I'm making decisions about my own kitchen, and vinyl is at the top of my list.

I happen to have laminate that looks like slate in my whole main floor and most people think it is slate it even has some texture. I love it it has stood for 12 yrs with 3 huge dogs and 100s of parties not one scratch and damp mops easily.We have vinyl plank in the walk for the same reason. I think it will be a perfect answer for flooring in those areas. Of course there will be repeats in a box so laying will take some time to make sure the repeats are not so obvious.

I would be bothered by the matching patches, but YMMV.

We are also doing 'fake' flooring but vinyl due to 4 pets, and 3 messy kids. We will install it on top of solid, previously gorgeous, hardwood.

Really curious about the Pergo Extreme, we are looking at a wood look planks, and 100% dent proof is an interesting claim.

who counts planks repetitions?? I am guessing a small minority of peeps.

It's not about counting them. That's obvious. But when you see so many identical tiles on a product that is supposed to look like a natural product, it just screams "FAKE!". But it shouldn't.

There are plenty of products that have a lot of variation so that you don't notice the fakeness of them. I have a very convincing 18"x18" fake slate floor in my laundry room that I laid myself and I can't see any repetition. There is some, but the repeat doesn't match the dimensions of the tiles, and I laid it out carefully so it's invisible. This Pergo stuff is just wrong.

SHISH now I see those repetitions omg.

Hey guys, I'm Jordan and I work for Mohawk, Pergo's owner. The Pergo Extreme line is rigid-core LVT - it's not a laminate product. The rigid core is what provides the dent-proofness. I"m sorry to hear some folks' concerns about the room-rendering on the website. Mermaid Stone has six different tile visuals, so it's not difficult to achieve a natural looking floor. The rendering looks like they just grouped one of the bolder tile visuals all within one or two tiles of each other - this can be avoided in a real installation. Thank you to those folks considering Pergo Extreme for your homes, and I hope this helps with some of the questions and concerns!

Jordan: That white veining is far, far too obvious to have only 6 different tile visuals. If you have that few, the tiles need to have much less definable pattern. Sloppy.

Yes Tea Party Extreme. I installed myself after watching a million youtube videos a

couple months ago. Not for the novice DIYer. So far so good. In a bedroom without a lot of traffic. Love the color. I felt like no planks were the same. I'm sure there were some patterns but it's very hard to find them.

Stick to your guns - ONCE you can see the product in person. Anything can look great in a photo. I also have lvt here in our showroom and we love it!

Hey Jordan, how can we get in touch with you about this flooring?