Scrap Pergo - project?

[Cochese]

My parents replaced carpet in their house with hardwood, and by doing so removed an approximately 6'x4' sheet of Pergo that served as their entryway.

The problem is, now it's sitting under my carport and I have no idea what to do with it. It's nowhere near enough to use in the shop, as it would only cover about a sixth of the floor. I was thinking I might use it as a surface for my counter (storage, etc not for serious woodworking), but as it goes I would probably need another 2x2 section to cover all the major elevation, unless I just use it on one side. Can't really see any use for it inside the house at this time.

Thoughts?

[sweensdv]

Can the pieces easily be knocked apart without too much damage? If they can and they are wide enough you could make a lifetime and a half of ZCI's for your table saw.

[SCBob]

Side panels of a tool/shop cabinet or maybe cut into 2'X3' pieces, sandwich 2 together for router tables (if they're flat).

[Cochese]

They're joined together pretty good. If I use force I might be able to break them apart. Good ideas.

[bigstick509]

Check out one of our inactive members "Scottydont". His tag line is about using laminate on work surfaces and as I remember there is some good info. in his history of posts.