Pergo Extreme Ultra Ember Coast 3" Hanover Waterproof Vinyl Plank
Pergo Extreme Ultra Ember Coast 3" Hanover brings a medium palette of brown and orange tones to oak-look luxury vinyl plank. Part of the Ember Coast 3" collection, this design offers medium color variation that gives the floor its individual character. It is a practical foundation for coordinating furniture, cabinetry and wall colors, with the appearance of wood in a waterproof vinyl format.
Product Features
- Color and Design: Hanover combines brown and orange coloring with medium variation. Visible tonal changes add depth without requiring a strongly contrasting palette.
- Dimensions and Coverage: The 3-inch-wide planks in 20-, 40- and 60-inch lengths have a total thickness of 10 mm. Each carton covers 16.21 square feet before cutting waste. Measure the installation area and allow for cuts and the chosen layout when estimating quantities.
- Durability: A 20 mil wear layer helps protect the decorative surface from daily traffic. The rigid vinyl construction is waterproof, making it a useful option for busy living spaces where spills and routine cleanup are part of everyday life.
- Texture and Edges: Embossed in Register texture and micro bevel edges define the plank outlines. ComfortCore construction adds underfoot comfort and sound absorption, while the narrow, mixed-length format recalls traditional oak flooring.
- Installation: An attached pad and click-lock edges support floating installation. Follow Pergo's instructions for subfloor preparation, expansion spacing and any required perimeter sealing; these details are essential to the finished floor's performance.
WetProtect provides surface and subfloor waterproof warranty coverage, subject to the manufacturer's installation requirements and warranty terms. Order a sample from Znet Flooring to compare Hanover with your finishes in both daylight and evening lighting. A small sample shows only part of the design; review the room images as well to understand the overall pattern and tonal movement.
