54-Foot ABS Edgebanding For Single-Job Panel Runs in Olmo Miele
This SM'art ABS edgebanding in color SM4565 Olmo Miele is the short-roll option for shops that want a clean color-matched edge on a single project without committing to a full 328-foot production roll. At 43 mm wide and 1 mm thick, the strip trims flush on standard cabinet panels and carries the warm honey-oak character of Olmo Miele from the face all the way to the edge.
Key Features
- 43 mm width provides generous overhang on 19 mm panels so both faces trim cleanly in one pass.
- 54-foot short roll is sized for a single job or a small cabinet run without excess inventory.
- 1 mm ABS construction is chlorine-free and dimensionally stable for consistent color and gloss matching.
- Timber finish surface replicates the open-grain texture of the Olmo Miele decor so the edge reads as a continuation of the face.
- SM'art collection match coordinates directly with SM'art TFL panels in the same color code SM4565.
Where This Roll Fits in the Shop
A 54-foot roll is the right call when the job is defined and the color will not reorder. A single vanity bank, a run of closet shelves, or a set of cabinet doors in Olmo Miele can burn through this roll without leaving a partial coil taking up bin space. It is also a practical way to test a new color before committing to the production length. The 43 mm width suits the most common panel thickness in cabinet work, and the short format means a one-off residential job does not tie up cash in banding that may never run again.
Material and Surface
ABS is the preferred banding polymer where specifications exclude PVC, and it holds color and gloss more consistently than PVC over the life of the cabinet. The Timber finish on this roll mirrors the pore structure pressed into the SM'art panel face, so the edge and face share the same tactile character under the hand. Olmo Miele is a warm, mid-tone honey oak with a linear grain that reads natural without being rustic, a finish family that works in contemporary kitchens, residential closets, and light commercial millwork equally well.
Who Orders This Width and Length
Custom cabinet shops running a color for the first time often start with the short roll to confirm the match before switching to the 328-foot production format. Residential remodelers and small finishing shops find the 54-foot format matches their typical job size without generating leftover inventory. Designers specifying a single accent run in Olmo Miele alongside a primary color can stock a short roll of each and use what the job needs. For any operation running SM'art panels in SM4565, this banding is the direct color match the vendor publishes for the collection.
Will this banding apply on a standard edgebander, or does it need special settings?
ABS banding at 1 mm runs on the same edgebander settings used for standard PVC at that thickness. No adhesive change is required if the machine already runs hot-melt; ABS bonds at similar temperatures. The main operational difference is that ABS trims cleanly without the slight flex PVC shows on the trailing corner.
Is SM4565 Olmo Miele available in a longer roll if the job grows?
Yes. The SM'art edgebanding program offers the same color in a 328-foot production roll at the same 43 mm width. Order the short roll to confirm the match and the longer roll once the project scope is confirmed.
Does matching HPL exist for SM'art panels in this color?
SM'art HPL is available in 60 inch by 120 inch sheets and does carry color matches for the collection. Confirm the specific color code SM4565 against current stocking before specifying it into a countertop or high-wear surface.
Why choose ABS over PVC for this application?
ABS is chlorine-free, which clears specifications that restrict PVC in commercial or healthcare projects. It also holds the gloss and color match more consistently over time, which matters on a warm honey-tone like Olmo Miele where any yellowing in the banding would read against the panel face.
The Right Edge for the Right Job Size
A 54-foot roll of SM'art ABS edgebanding in Olmo Miele gives a focused job a precise color match without the overhead of a production roll, so the panel and the edge arrive at install reading as one surface.
