SM'art ABS Edgebanding For Wide Panels and Thick-Stock Applications
This roll delivers factory-matched color coordination for SM'art collection panels in color SM4565 Olmo Miele, a warm honey oak timber decor. At 65 mm wide and 1 mm thick, it is the widest standard width in the SM'art edgebanding program, sized to trim flush on thicker substrates and wide-stile components where a 23 mm or 43 mm band would fall short.
Key Features
- 65 mm width provides ample overhang for trimming flush on thick panels, wide stiles, and stacked-substrate components.
- 1 mm ABS construction is chlorine-free, dimensionally stable, and suited for specifications that exclude PVC.
- SM4565 Olmo Miele color match aligns face and edge in the same timber decor so the cut edge disappears against the panel face.
- Timber finish texture carries the wood-grain surface character of the SM'art panel program onto the banded edge.
- 54-foot short roll keeps a focused run or a single large project supplied without committing to a full production roll.
Where This Width Earns Its Place
The 65 mm band exists because not every job runs on 19 mm sheet stock. Double-thickness shelves, stacked tops, and engineered components that land above 23 mm finished thickness need a band wide enough to cover the entire edge and still give the edgebander something to trim. Cabinet shops building tall frameless cases with exposed end panels, custom closet builders working with layered substrate, and millwork fabricators specifying thick horizontal elements all reach for the wider width as the safe choice. A 23 mm band applied to a 38 mm laminated shelf leaves the core exposed; this one does not.
Material and Finish
ABS polymer is the standard material for European decorative panel programs, and the SM'art collection uses it exclusively. The chlorine-free formulation satisfies specifications that rule out PVC on environmental or indoor air quality grounds. At 1 mm, the band is substantial enough to machine cleanly through a flush trim and scraper sequence without tearing back at the corner. The Olmo Miele timber finish is coordinated to the SM4565 panel decor at the manufacturing level, so the color and texture register as continuous rather than as a close approximation.
Who Reaches for This Roll
The 54-foot short roll is the right format for a shop running one job in this color rather than maintaining ongoing inventory. A custom kitchen with a full run of tall uppers and a pantry case in Olmo Miele can typically be closed out from a single short roll at the 65 mm width. Designers specifying the SM'art collection for a commercial interior and contractors sourcing for an installation that uses thick-stock components both benefit from the ability to buy exactly what the job requires without overstocking a wide specialty band.
Frequently Asked Questions
Why choose 65 mm over 43 mm for a standard 19 mm panel?
For a single 19 mm sheet, 43 mm covers the edge with room to trim. The 65 mm width is intended for thicker finished edges, stacked substrates, or any application where you want extra trim allowance on both faces. If your finished edge exceeds roughly 40 mm, the wider band is the safer call.
Does the timber finish texture on the banding match the panel face texture?
The SM'art edgebanding is produced to coordinate with the SM'art panel program in both color and surface character. The timber finish on the banding is aligned to the panel decor so face and edge read consistently after trimming and scraping.
Is ABS edgebanding compatible with standard hot-melt edgebanders?
Yes. ABS banding runs on the same hot-melt equipment used for PVC, with no retooling or temperature adjustment beyond what the machine's standard profile calls for. Follow the edgebander manufacturer's settings for 1 mm ABS.
What other widths are available in SM4565 Olmo Miele?
The SM'art edgebanding program for this color also includes 23 mm and 43 mm widths. The 23 mm and 43 mm widths are available in both 328-foot and 54-foot rolls; the 65 mm width ships on the 54-foot roll.
The Right Edge for the Job
When the panel face is Olmo Miele and the substrate is thick, this roll closes the edge cleanly and keeps the color story intact from face to edge without compromise.
