A 54-Foot Edgebanding Roll for Thicker Panels and Wider Edges
This 65 mm ABS edgebanding in Tiger Eye (GSDS2) is sized for the thicker panel stock and wider edge profiles where a standard 23 mm band simply runs short. The Tigerwood finish carries a warm, linear grain character that reads as a natural wood face on the cut edge, completing a panel installation without a visible seam between face and edge. The 54-foot short roll makes it practical to order exactly what a single project or small batch requires.
Key Features
- 65 mm width provides enough overhang to trim flush on thick panel stock, profiled edges, and post-formed applications.
- 1 mm ABS construction is chlorine-free, dimensionally stable, and well suited to specifications that restrict PVC.
- 54-foot roll is the short-roll format, allowing a shop to cover one job or test a new color without committing to a full production roll.
- Tiger Eye (GSDS2) Tigerwood finish delivers a warm, linear wood-grain appearance that coordinates with the Saviola panel program in this color.
- Matching Saviola collection color ensures the banding reads as a continuous surface with the panel face rather than an applied strip.
Where the 65 mm Width Earns Its Place
Most decorative panel work runs on 19 mm or 22 mm stock and reaches for a 23 mm band. The 65 mm width is the right call when the substrate is thicker, when the edge profile is radiused or post-formed, or when the design calls for a wide exposed edge as a deliberate visual element. It also covers situations where a shop is edgebanding two panels laminated together and needs enough material to trim both faces cleanly in a single pass. The short roll keeps that flexibility affordable when the wider band is needed only on part of a project.
Material and Finish
ABS polymer is the standard banding material for European decorative panel programs, and the SALT Saviola collection follows that convention throughout. The chlorine-free extrusion means ABS clears specifications and project requirements that exclude PVC, which matters on commercial jobs where the finish material list is reviewed. The Tigerwood finish on this band is produced to match the GSDS2 Tiger Eye face in the Saviola collection, so the grain direction and tone of the edge align with the panel face under normal viewing conditions. At 1 mm thickness the band applies cleanly on a standard edgebander and trims without chipping.
Who Orders This Roll
Cabinet shops running Tiger Eye panels through a Saviola-based project will reach for this roll when the job includes a thick shelf, a tall applied end panel, or any component where a 23 mm band would be insufficient. Smaller shops and designers who are sampling the Tiger Eye color for a client presentation find the 54-foot format manageable — enough to edge a full set of sample panels without the overhead of a 328-foot roll. Commercial millwork contractors whose specifications list ABS over PVC will also find the material choice satisfies that requirement without sourcing a separate supply.
What panel thickness does a 65 mm band pair with?
The 65 mm width is sized for panels thicker than standard 19 mm or 22 mm stock, profiled or radiused edges, and laminated assemblies. It trims cleanly on anything from 25 mm up to thick slab-door constructions.
Is this banding PVC-free?
Yes. ABS is a chlorine-free polymer, which satisfies specifications that exclude PVC. It is a different material from PVC banding and is not interchangeable on specifications that name one or the other.
Does this color come in a longer roll?
The 65 mm width is available in the 54-foot short roll format. Check the full edgebanding range for availability in other widths and roll lengths within the Tiger Eye color.
Will this banding match the Saviola Tiger Eye panel face?
This band is produced in the GSDS2 Tiger Eye decor to coordinate with the Saviola panel in that color. Color and grain character are matched at the collection level, so face and edge read consistently when the panel is installed.
One Roll, One Project, No Leftover
The 54-foot short roll is the practical choice when the job calls for a wider edge but does not justify a full production quantity — order what the project needs, apply it, and move on without a partial roll taking up bin space.
