Wood surface layer for a parquet and method for manufacturing th

Stock material or miscellaneous articles – Two dimensionally sectional layer – Next to unitary web or sheet of equal or greater extent

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428 44, 428 58, 428219, 428340, 4285371, 156 71, 156280, 1563046, 156305, 156332, B32B 314, B27K 500, B05D 708

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ABSTRACT:
The invention relates to a wood surface layer for a parquet and a method for manufacturing the same. A piece of fresh wood is cut in the cross-grain direction into slices or blocks which are carried through a microwave oven. Immediately downstream of the oven, as the slices or blocks are cooling, the surface thereof is coated with a water-soluble polyalcohol which impregnates in wood as a result of the action of a vacuum developing within the wood. The polyalcohol replaces some of the cell-wall water of wood and thus prevents the formation of seasoning cracks and the moisture induced movements in wood.

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Abstract, Derwent, DE3045077-A, Jul./1982 #82-H918IE/27.
Abstract, Derwent, DE1492562-B, Jun./1963 #71-57499S/36.
Abstract, Derwent, SU-612944-A, Jun./1978 #79-36660B/19.

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