Pergo XP Classic Auburn Oak Discontinued: Specs and Match
Pergo XP Classic Auburn Oak is a laminate floor from the Pergo XP collection, sold at The Home Depot as model LF001002. Pergo has confirmed that the color is discontinued. In a December 2022 answer on The Home Depot website, Pergo customer service said it had been discontinued and named Pergo XP Anndel Oak as a close alternative.
Pergo XP Classic Auburn Oak specifications
Retailer listings for model LF001002 give these details:
- Plank size: 7.48 in. wide x 47.24 in. long
- Thickness: listed as 8 mm, with an attached underlayment
- Coverage: 19.63 sq. ft. per case
- Edge: milled bevel
- Surface: PermaMax protection, AC4 rating
- Installation: click-lock floating floor
- Use: residential and light commercial
Pergo XP is described by Pergo as a water-resistant laminate. It is a different collection from Pergo Outlast+, which is sold as waterproof.
Identifying the floor
The carton end label should show model LF001002. Receipts and online order histories from The Home Depot also list the model number. Without a box, check the plank width and length, the beveled edges, and the attached pad on the back. A floor with the same reddish oak look but a different width or no attached pad is likely a different product. The same method is described for TrafficMaster Baytown Oak, another laminate sold at the same store.
Color names can be reused or changed between product generations. TrafficMaster Lakeshore Pecan, for example, was followed by a product with a similar name and a different tone, so searching by model number gives more reliable results than searching by color name alone.
Finding leftover stock
Possible sources include clearance listings at other store locations, installers with leftover cases, flooring liquidators, reuse centers and online marketplaces. Several third-party resellers still list the product under the LF001002 model number. Laminate color can vary between production runs, so compare a plank with the installed floor in the same light before buying several cases. More general advice is in running out of flooring mid-project.
Repairing a small area
When only a few planks are damaged, a full replacement is often not needed. In a floating floor, the planks between the nearest wall and the damaged area can be unlocked and lifted, the damaged plank replaced, and the row reassembled. Spare planks from the original installation are the best source for this, since they come from the same production run. If none are left, a plank taken from inside a closet or from under a large appliance can be used in the visible area, and the gap it leaves filled with Anndel Oak or another substitute.
Closest current alternatives
Pergo has named Pergo XP Anndel Oak as the closest alternative to Classic Auburn Oak. In 2026 Pergo customer service gave its board size as 7.4 in. wide by 47.24 in. long, with a design that looks like a two-strip plank. Pergo also stated in a separate answer that Anndel Oak will not lock together with a different floor without a trim piece between them, so the substitute is usually installed in a separate room or behind a T-molding.
For a waterproof option, Pergo has named Pergo Defense+ Classic Deco Oak as the closest match to Anndel Oak. Because it is a match to the alternative rather than to Classic Auburn Oak itself, a sample should be compared with the existing floor.
FAQ
Is Pergo XP Classic Auburn Oak discontinued?
Yes. Pergo customer service confirmed it in a December 2022 answer on The Home Depot website.
What is the model number for Classic Auburn Oak?
Retailer and Pergo listings give the model number as LF001002.
Will Anndel Oak click into Classic Auburn Oak?
Pergo does not state that the two are click-compatible. Its guidance for mixing floors is to place a trim piece between them.
