Floor, wall or ceiling panel
Assigneehulsta-Werke Huls GmbH & Co. KG
InventorsUdo Tünte, Matthias Wolf
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Abstract
The invention relates to a floor, wall or ceiling panel (2) or strip, which is designed for placing on and/or fastening to a floor, a wall or a ceiling of a room. According to the invention, the panel or the strip has at least one active component with an air pollutant- and/or odorous substance-reducing action.
Claims27
Floor, wall or ceiling panel or strip, designed for placing and/or fastening on a floor, on a wall or on a ceiling of a room, wherein the panel or the strip contains at least one active component with air pollutant- and/or odorous substance-reducing effect, wherein a coated base material is provided and wherein the active component is integrated into the coating (6) of the base material, wherein the coating containing the active component is provided on at least one front side of the panel or the strip.
Floor, wall or ceiling panel or strip, designed for placing and/or fastening on a floor, on a wall or on a ceiling of a room, wherein the panel or the strip contains at least one active component with air pollutant- and/or odorous substance-reducing effect, wherein a reactive protein-containing substance, preferably keratin, is provided as an active component.
Care product for surfaces, particularly for the surface treatment of floor, wall or ceiling panels or strips, having at least one active component with an air pollutant- and/or odorous substance-reducing effect, wherein the care product can be applied to the panel in a layer-forming manner, with a reactive protein-containing substance, preferably keratin, being provided as an active component.
Mat which can be rolled up, designed as a substrate material for placing under or behind floor, wall or ceiling panels or strips and/or behind furniture, wherein the mat contains at least one active component with an air pollutant- and/or odorous substance-reducing effect, wherein a reactive protein-containing substance, preferably keratin, it provided as an active component.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.