Balatum

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Balatum was a floor covering that had been manufactured by Deutsche Balamundi AG in Neuss am Rhein since 1928 as an inexpensive competitor to linoleum . Balatum is made of wool felt cardboard soaked in rubber. To apply the pattern, Balatum was printed with a special oil paint . Balatum was produced in Neuss until 1967, when it was pushed out of the market by the more durable and cheaper PVC flooring.

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  1. Handbook of German Stock Companies, Volume 48, Part 1, Hoppenstedt, 1943, p. 162 [1] [2]
  2. Balatum on Wissen.de
  3. Franz Ritter: Introduction to Building Materials, Springer-Verlag, 2013, p. 215 [3]
  4. ^ Chemical Industry: Journal for the German Chemical Industry, Volume 18, 1966, p. 1024 [4]