Artstone Texture, Exact Color Match: Edgebanding Built for the Cimento Decor
This 1 mm ABS edgebanding in color GSDA4 Cimento closes the cut edge of Saviola panels in the same Artstone finish and concrete-look decor, so face and edge read as one continuous surface. The 65 mm wide strip is sized to trim flush on thicker panels and thick-edge applications, and the 54-foot roll suits project runs and smaller shops that do not need a full production quantity.
Key Features
- Exact Saviola color match in GSDA4 Cimento, produced to align with the panel decor rather than approximate it.
- Artstone finish carries the same surface character as the panel face onto the banded edge.
- ABS polymer construction is chlorine-free, clearing specifications that restrict PVC materials.
- 65 mm width provides generous overhang for trimming flush on thicker substrates or stacked-panel edges.
- 54-foot roll keeps commitment manageable for single projects and smaller cabinet runs.
- 1 mm thickness suits standard edgebander setups and hand-application workflows.
Where the Cimento Decor Calls for This Width
The 65 mm strip is the widest option in the Saviola edgebanding program and is the right call when the finished edge needs to be taller than a standard panel thickness. That includes stacked-panel toe kicks, thick-profile door edges built from laminated substrates, and display or retail fixtures where the edge is as visible as the face. In any of those situations a narrower band risks leaving a sliver of exposed core after trimming, and re-banding costs more than buying the right width the first time. Cimento's concrete-aggregate look holds up particularly well on a thick edge, where the texture has room to read clearly rather than disappearing into a narrow strip.
ABS Material and the Artstone Surface
ABS banding is extruded from acrylonitrile butadiene styrene, a chlorine-free polymer that dimensions and colors consistently enough to hold a true match across a production run. Where a specification calls out PVC-free materials — healthcare, education, and some LEED-driven commercial projects — ABS satisfies it without any substitution conversation. The Artstone finish on this strip replicates the matte, stone-aggregate texture of the GSDA4 Cimento panel face, so the edge does not contrast against the board under raking light or direct handling. At 1 mm, the strip is thick enough to take a clean scrape and profile trim without thinning through to the carrier.
Right Fit for the Project and the Shop
The 54-foot roll is the short roll in this program, designed for shops that run a single job in one color rather than stocking production quantities. A kitchen remodel, a commercial millwork package, or a set of custom closet components in Cimento can be edgebanded completely from one roll without leftover footage sitting on the shelf. For volume runs, the 328-foot production roll in this color is the more cost-effective choice. Both rolls work on the same edgebander setup. If the project also includes panels in GSDA4 Cimento, this banding is the specified match — third-party color approximations will read differently under the same light source, and the Artstone texture is the detail most likely to show a mismatch.
Why choose 65 mm banding when my panels are 19 mm thick?
A 65 mm strip gives you extra material to trim flush cleanly on both faces, and it is the right width for any edge that is taller than a single panel thickness, such as a stacked toe kick or a built-up door edge. If every edge in the job is a single 19 mm panel, the 23 mm width trims flush with less waste. Use 65 mm where the edge height demands it.
Is ABS edgebanding compatible with standard hot-melt edgebanders?
Yes. ABS banding runs on the same hot-melt edgebander setup used for PVC. No retooling or adhesive change is needed. The 1 mm thickness feeds through light-duty machines as well as production-line equipment.
Does the Artstone finish on this banding match the panel face exactly?
This banding is produced by Saviola as the specified match for GSDA4 Cimento panels in the Artstone finish family. Color and texture are coordinated at the source, so the edge reads consistently with the face under most lighting conditions. Natural variation in lighting and viewing angle will always affect perception slightly, as with any material.
When does a 54-foot roll make more sense than a 328-foot roll?
The short roll is the right buy when the job uses this color only once — a single kitchen run, a standalone closet package, or a custom millwork set. If Cimento is a repeat color in the shop or the job is large, the 328-foot roll lowers the cost per linear foot. Both rolls are the same banding; the difference is only quantity.
One Color, Edge to Face, Without Compromise
When the panel decor is Cimento and the edge has to match, this is the strip to reach for — the correct color, the correct texture, and a roll size that fits the job rather than overstocking the shelf.
