What is a balatum floor?
A balatum floor is a type of flooring that was popular in the first half of the 20th century. It was made of a mixture of fillers such as wood flour, cork powder and chalk, bound with bitumen, which gave it a flexible and waterproof property.
Balatum floors have since become obsolete and are rarely used today, as more modern and durable alternatives are available. At Floorify, we always recommend our own high-quality vinyl flooring which are not only stylish and durable, but also easy to install and maintain.
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About Floorify
- Does Floorify have accompanying skirtings and profiles?
- Where can I buy Floorify?
- Can I find Floorify in DIY shops?
- The differences between a floating and glued vinyl floor?
- What is a rigid PVC floor like Floorify?
- What are the benefits of rigid Vinyl flooring like Floorify?
- Is a Floorify rigid vinyl floor robust?
- Is a Floorify rigid vinyl floor thin?
- What is the difference between Floorify rigid vinyl floors and laminate?
- Which floors does Floorify have?
- Floorify water-resistant?
- What is Floorify?
- Is Floorify an alternative to laminate?
- What is the difference between Floorify and self-adhesive vinyl flooring?
- What is the difference between Floorify and cork flooring?
- Is Floorify a click vinyl floor?
- Is Floorify the same as vinyl laminate?
- Why choose vinyl flooring?
- What is the difference between Floorify and parquet?
- Can you install a vinyl floor in damp rooms?
- Is Floorify a matt floor?
- Is the Floorify vinyl floor warm?
- What size of Floorify planks/tiles should I choose?
- Is Floorify environmentally friendly?
- Can you put Floorify in the kitchen?
- How do I calculate the number of m² of Floorify I need?
- What does the usage class of Floorify mean?
- Can I take my Floorify with me when I move?
- Where can I find the batch number of Floorify?
- What should I do if I use wheels on my Floorify floor?
- What is the difference between LVT and Floorify?
- What is dryback flooring?
- Can you lay Floorify on a Z staircase?
- Can you lay Floorify on a straight staircase?
- Can you lay Floorify on a staircase with stair nosing?
- What is a tile canvas?
- What is a whalebone floor?
- What is a Hungarian point?
- What is a Vienna point?
- Do Floorify's decors also exist in stairs?
- How many steps should you order for a Floorify staircase?
- What is the difference between click vinyl and Floorify?
- Can you install your vinyl floor close to a fireplace?
- Can I lay a carpet on my Floorify floor?
- Does Floorify also offer stairs?
- Does the Floorify staircase exist in every Floorify reference?
- What is a balatum floor?
- Can you install Floorify on stairs?
- What can I do with my cut offs from Floorify?
- What is the best way to transport Floorify?
- What is the vinyl floor click system?
- What is click vinyl?
- What is the difference between flexible and rigid vinyl flooring?
- What is vinyl?
- What is the difference between Floorify and Novilon?
- Is the Floorify underlay/floor insulating?
- Is the Floorify vinyl floor suitable for use with underfloor cooling?
- Is Floorify resistant to fire?
- Do Floorify floors impact the quality of the indoor air and are the suitable for people with asthma or an allergy?
- Can you install Floorify vinyl floor outside?
- Can you install Floorify vinyl floor in a verandah?
- Do Floorify rigid floors contain plasticisers?
- Can you install Floorify vinyl floor against walls?
- Are Floorify rigid vinyl floors harmful to health?
- Can you install a vinyl floor in a bathroom?
- Can you install a vinyl floor in a garage?
- Can you install a vinyl floor in every room?
- What is the difference between Vinyl and PVC?
- What is the difference between Floorify rigid vinyl flooring and parquet?
- What is the difference between Floorify rigid vinyl floors an ceramic floors?
- Is the Floorify Vinyl floor water resistant?
- Is a vinyl floor suitable for pets?