328-Foot ABS Edgebanding for Cabinetry and Closet Work in Sand Oak
This is the manufacturer-matched ABS edgebanding for GSDS7 Pecan Scuro panels in the Saviola collection, finished in Sand Oak. At 23 mm wide and 1 mm thick, the roll is sized to close cut edges on 19 mm decorative panels so the face and edge read as one continuous surface. A 328-foot production roll keeps a busy shop running without constant restocking.
Key Features
- Manufacturer color match to GSDS7 Pecan Scuro in the current Sand Oak finish plate, so edge and face align without compromise.
- ABS polymer construction is chlorine-free, meeting specifications that restrict PVC edgebanding.
- 23 mm width provides enough overhang on a 19 mm panel to trim both faces cleanly after application.
- 1 mm thickness suits standard edgebander tooling and produces a durable, finished edge profile.
- 328-foot roll covers extended production runs without mid-job changeovers.
Where This Edgebanding Fits in a Job
Edgebanding applied after cutting is the last step that separates a decorative panel from a finished component. When a color match is approximate, the edge becomes a visual break that undercuts the whole installation. This roll uses the same Sand Oak finish as the Saviola GSDS7 panel, so shelves, cabinet sides, and door blanks carry a consistent tone from face to edge. That continuity matters most in open casework, display cabinetry, and closet builds where cut edges are visible from multiple angles. A full 328-foot roll suits shops running a case good line or a multi-unit closet project where stopping to swap rolls adds up.
Material and Construction
ABS edgebanding is extruded from acrylonitrile butadiene styrene, a polymer that is inherently chlorine-free. That distinction is relevant wherever a project specification excludes PVC, whether for environmental compliance, LEED documentation, or a client's internal material policy. The 1 mm body is stiff enough to resist edge denting under normal handling but thin enough to disappear into a well-executed join. The Sand Oak finish on this roll corresponds to the current Pecan Scuro production plate — note that Pecan Scuro inventory is in transition, and Sand Oak is the correct finish description for panels and banding currently in stock.
Who Orders This Roll and Why
Cabinet shops building in the Saviola collection reach for this roll when they want to close the specification cleanly without sourcing a close-but-not-matched third-party band. Closet installers running Pecan Scuro shelf stock through a wall-to-wall layout depend on a consistent edge color across dozens of horizontal cuts. Commercial millwork operations specifying ABS for a chlorine-free build will find this roll ready to cite by manufacturer part number. It is a production item, not a sample quantity, so the economics favor any shop doing repeated runs in this color.
Is this edgebanding pre-glued, or does it require a glue pot?
This roll is unglued stock for use with an edgebander or a hot-melt glue application. It is not iron-on banding. A shop without an edgebander would need a pre-glued roll or a heat-activated application method.
Why is the finish called Sand Oak when the color name is Pecan Scuro?
Pecan Scuro is the decor name tied to color code GSDS7. Sand Oak describes the current finish plate used to produce it. The Pecan Scuro decor is mid-transition between finish plates, and Sand Oak is the correct description for inventory available now.
Will this band work on panel thicknesses other than 19 mm?
The 23 mm width trims cleanly on panels up to approximately 19 mm. On thinner panels the overhang is larger but still manageable. It is not the right width for panels significantly thicker than 19 mm, where a wider banding would be needed.
Does matching HPL exist for the GSDS7 Pecan Scuro color?
Yes — matching high pressure laminate is available for the Saviola collection. This edgebanding and the matching HPL together let you carry the Pecan Scuro color onto countertop surfaces and other components the panel itself does not cover.
Close Every Edge in the Same Color
A precise color match at the edge is what turns a cut panel into a finished part. This roll gives Saviola GSDS7 jobs a single-source solution for face and edge, so the color stays consistent from the first cabinet to the last.
