Method of making decorative laminated products such as tiles, panels or webs
CA 1183440 A · Owner: Tarkett Ab · Inventors: Ryden, Sven A.; Lussi, Eduard; Ahlstedt, Ulf L.
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Abstract of the Disclosure: A laminated decorative tile particularly for flooring purposes, is made by forming a base layer of granulated cellulosic material in a matrix of fusible plastics, and placing on the base layer a thin decorative layer of cellulosic material with natural holes and recesses therein. After a film of fusible plastic has been applied on the decorative layer the laminate is hot pressed and then immediately cooled in a cold press. The tile obtained has a pleasing appearance because the granules of the base layer have been forced up, in the hot press- 1a, ing operation, into the holes and recesses of the decorative layer, filling out these holes and recesses. In this …
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- Granted March 5, 1985. A Canadian patent filed before October 1, 1989 lasted 17 years from grant, so its term ended March 5, 2002.
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