Panel

1. A floor panel system comprising a floor panel having an upper surface, a lower surface, a first pair of opposite edges and a second pair of opposite edges;

wherein the floor panel comprises a core layer and a decor layer, the core layer being made of a foam material;

wherein the floor panel at the first pair of opposite edges comprises coupling parts that in a coupled condition of two of such floor panels provide a locking in a direction perpendicular to a plane of installation of the two of such floor panels in a coupled condition, as well as in a direction parallel to the plane of the two of such floor panels in a coupled condition and perpendicular to respective opposite edges, the coupling parts at the first pair of opposite edges being configured such that the first pair of opposite edges allows two of such floor panels to be joined by an angling movement of one floor panel in respect to another floor panel;

wherein the second pair of opposite edges comprises a first edge having a first joint profile and a second edge having a second joint profile;

wherein the first and second joint profiles are in one piece from the foam material;

wherein the first and second joint profiles define coupling parts allowing two of such floor panels to be joined by a downward movement of the first edge of one floor panel in respect to the second edge of the other floor panel;

wherein the first and second joint profiles in the coupled condition provide a locking in a direction perpendicular to the plane of the two of such floor panels in a coupled condition, as well as in a direction parallel to the plane of the two of such floor panels in a coupled condition and perpendicular to respective edges;

wherein the first joint profile comprises a first laterally projecting lip with a downward projecting locking part, the downward projecting locking part defining a male part;

wherein the second joint profile comprises a second laterally projecting lip with an upward projecting locking part, the upward projection locking part defining proximally thereof a recess acting as a female part;

wherein the first laterally projecting lip with the downward projecting locking part defines a downward directed hook, whereas the second laterally projecting lip with the upward projecting locking part defines an upward directed hook;

wherein, in the coupled condition of two of such floor panels, the downward directed hook and upward directed hook engage behind each other so as to prevent drifting apart of the floor panels in the direction parallel to the plane of the two of such floor panels in a coupled condition and perpendicular to respective edges;

wherein the coupling parts at the second pair of opposite edges comprise vertically active locking portions which at least define a first point of contact and a second point of contact, the vertically active locking portions at both the first point of contact and the second point of contact providing a locking against vertical separation of two of such floor panels in a coupled condition;

wherein the vertically active locking portions comprise at the first edge a first locking portion and a second locking portion and at the second edge a third locking portion and a fourth locking portion;

wherein the first and third locking portions have contact surfaces which in the coupled condition of two of such floor panels define the first point of contact;

wherein the second and fourth locking portions have contact surfaces which in the coupled condition of two of such floor panels define the second point of contact; and

wherein the contact surfaces at the first point of contact define a first inclined tangent line;

wherein the contact surfaces at the second point of contact define a second inclined tangent line; and

wherein the first inclined tangent line is steeper than the second inclined tangent line with respect to the plane of the two of such floor panels in the coupled condition.

2. The floor panel system of claim 1 , wherein the second point of contact is located higher than the first point of contact.

3. The floor panel system of claim 1 , wherein the male part has a distal side and a proximal side, the first locking portion being located at the proximal side.

4. The floor panel system of claim 3 , wherein the first joint profile comprises only one vertically active locking portion at the proximal side of the male part.

5. The floor panel system of claim 4 , wherein the floor panel at the first edge has a distal edge defining a closing plane of the floor panels, the first and second locking portions being located in an inwardly offset position in regard to the distal edge.

6. The floor panel system of claim 5 , wherein a portion of the male part that is located below a lower side of the first laterally projecting lip is located in an inwardly offset position in regard to the distal edge.

7. The floor panel system of claim 4 , wherein the first and second points of contact are located at opposite sides of the male and female parts; and

wherein the second locking portion is located at the distal side of the male part.

8. The floor panel system of claim 7 , wherein measured according to a direction perpendicular to the plane defined by the floor panels, the second point of contact is closer to the plane defined by the upper surface of the floor panels than the first point of contact.

9. The floor panel system of claim 8 , wherein a lowermost contact at the second point of contact is located higher than an uppermost contact at the first point of contact.

10. The floor panel system of claim 9 , wherein the second point of contact is located higher than an upper edge of the upward projecting locking part.

11. The floor panel system of claim 7 , wherein the first joint profile comprises only one vertically active locking portion at the distal side of the male part.

12. The floor panel system of claim 1 , wherein the first and third locking portions are made in one piece from the foam material.

13. The floor panel system of claim 1 , wherein the second and fourth locking portions are made in one piece from the foam material.

14. The floor panel system of claim 1 , wherein an intermediate space is present above the upward projecting locking part, such that there is no support between the distal upper end of the upward projecting locking part and the lower side of the first laterally projecting lip.

15. The floor panel system of claim 1 , wherein the first joint profile and the second joint profile are configured such that joining of two of such floor panels at the second pair of opposite edges can take place at a same time and concurrently with an angling motion at the first pair of opposite edges.

16. The floor panel system of claim 1 , wherein the foam material is closed cell foamed material.

17. The floor panel system of claim 1 , wherein the foam material is a foamed polymer.

18. The floor panel system of claim 17 , wherein the foam polymer is a thermoplastic polymer.