Decorative panel
AssigneeUnilin BV
InventorsBenjamin CLEMENT, Sam LEDEGEN
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Abstract
A decorative panel includes a decorative top layer, an intermediate layer and a carrier layer. The intermediate layer is located between the decorative top layer and the carrier layer. The intermediate layer includes wood particles, low-density particles and a polymer binder. The low-density particles have a density of less than 0.35 g/cm3. The polymer binder binds the wood particles and the low-density particles in the intermediate layer.
Claims21
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A decorative panel, wherein the panel comprises a decorative top layer and a carrier layer, wherein the panel comprises an intermediate layer;
- wherein the intermediate layer is located between the decorative top layer and the carrier layer;
- wherein the intermediate layer comprises wood particles;
- low-density particles and a polymer binder;
- wherein the low-density particles have a density of less than 0.35 g/cm3,
- wherein the wood particles are selected from wood chips, wood fibres, or a combination of wood chips and wood fibres;
- wherein the polymer binder binds the wood particles and the low-density particles in the intermediate layer.
The decorative panel, wherein the panel comprises a decorative top layer and a carrier layer,
- wherein the panel comprises an intermediate layer,
- wherein the intermediate layer is located between the decorative top layer and the carrier layer;
- wherein the intermediate layer comprises a first layer and a second layer,
- wherein the first layer is located between the second layer and the decorative top layer;
- wherein the first layer comprises wood particles;
- and a thermosetting binder;
- wherein the wood particles of the first layer are selected from wood chips, wood fibres and combinations thereof;
- wherein the second layer comprises wood particles and a thermoplastic binder;
- wherein the wood particles of the second layer are selected from wood chips, wood fibres or combinations thereof.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.