The early origins of laminate can be traced to Sweden, where it was invented by a pair of enterprising brothers named Robin and Darko Pervan. In 1979, IKEA released the first laminate floors to the public. These products were made by the Swedish company Perstorp under the trade name Pergo and featured a sturdy particleboard core and an interlocking tongue-and-groove system. Darko Pervan later founded his own company, secured patents for locking systems and invented glueless laminate floors.
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