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| Box Quantity | 1 |
| Thickness in inches / metric | 1/32 in (1 mm) |
| Width | 2-9/16 in (65 mm) |
| Length | 54 ft (16.5 m) |
| Material Type | ABS |
| Color/Finish | Dayton Rift |
| Pre-Glued | No |
| Color Number | GSAV1 |
| Product Type | ABS Edgebanding |
| Manufacturer Series | Saviola |
| Finish | Chandler |

| Box Quantity | 1 |
| Thickness in inches / metric | 1/32 in (1 mm) |
| Width | 2-9/16 in (65 mm) |
| Length | 54 ft (16.5 m) |
| Material Type | ABS |
| Color/Finish | Dayton Rift |
| Pre-Glued | No |
| Color Number | GSAV1 |
| Product Type |
| ABS Edgebanding |
| Manufacturer Series | Saviola |
| Finish | Chandler |
This is matching ABS edgebanding for the Saviola collection in Dayton Rift, color GSAV1. At 65 mm wide with a 1 mm thickness and supplied in a 54-foot roll, it is the format suited to shops that need to close out a job's cut edges cleanly without committing to a full production roll of one color.
Edgebanding width is a machining decision before it is a visual one. A 65 mm band supports tall drawer fronts, thicker cabinet doors, and any edge where the panel face extends past the typical 19 mm range. The overhang gives the trimmer a clean capture on both the top and bottom faces without needing to chase a tight seam. For Dayton Rift in particular, a linear grain pattern demands an edge that reads consistently across the full height of the component — a narrower band trimmed short is immediately visible on a rift-cut decor.
ABS is the standard banding polymer for European decorative panel programs, and for good reason: it holds its dimensions across temperature change, bonds consistently in a hot-melt edgebander, and trims cleanly without the micro-fractures that can develop at a PVC cut edge over time. The chlorine-free construction clears specifications where PVC is restricted, which is increasingly common in commercial and hospitality work. The Chandler finish is the surface variable that makes the visual match work — it carries the texture and sheen level of the Dayton Rift panel face, so the edge does not stand out as a separate material under raking light or close inspection.
Production shops running the same color daily typically step up to 328-foot rolls. The 54-foot format exists for a different workflow: a renovation where one color appears on a handful of doors, a repair job, or a designer spec that calls for Dayton Rift on a single feature element. Locking 328 feet of one decor onto a reel and then changing over is a real cost in setup time. The shorter roll lets a smaller shop — or a larger shop managing a tight job mix — run this color, finish the job, and move on without a reel-change backlog. It is also the format that lets a designer or contractor test a color in the field before committing to a larger inventory position.
This roll is unglued and intended for application with a hot-melt edgebander or a glue pot setup. It is not an iron-on product.
The 54-foot roll is the format available for the two wider widths in the Saviola edgebanding program. Confirm availability with your sales contact if the job volume calls for a longer run.
The 65 mm width is sized for panels from roughly 19 mm up through thicker door and furniture components. It provides adequate overhang on the face and back for a flush trim without leaving the edge short.
Yes. ABS is chlorine-free and is routinely accepted on projects where PVC banding is restricted or excluded by the specification.
Dayton Rift is a linear grain that shows every inconsistency at a joint. This matching ABS banding in the Chandler finish closes the cut edge in the same decor, so the panel and the edge read as one surface from face to face.
This is matching ABS edgebanding for the Saviola collection in Dayton Rift, color GSAV1. At 65 mm wide with a 1 mm thickness and supplied in a 54-foot roll, it is the format suited to shops that need to close out a job's cut edges cleanly without committing to a full production roll of one color.
Edgebanding width is a machining decision before it is a visual one. A 65 mm band supports tall drawer fronts, thicker cabinet doors, and any edge where the panel face extends past the typical 19 mm range. The overhang gives the trimmer a clean capture on both the top and bottom faces without needing to chase a tight seam. For Dayton Rift in particular, a linear grain pattern demands an edge that reads consistently across the full height of the component — a narrower band trimmed short is immediately visible on a rift-cut decor.
ABS is the standard banding polymer for European decorative panel programs, and for good reason: it holds its dimensions across temperature change, bonds consistently in a hot-melt edgebander, and trims cleanly without the micro-fractures that can develop at a PVC cut edge over time. The chlorine-free construction clears specifications where PVC is restricted, which is increasingly common in commercial and hospitality work. The Chandler finish is the surface variable that makes the visual match work — it carries the texture and sheen level of the Dayton Rift panel face, so the edge does not stand out as a separate material under raking light or close inspection.
Production shops running the same color daily typically step up to 328-foot rolls. The 54-foot format exists for a different workflow: a renovation where one color appears on a handful of doors, a repair job, or a designer spec that calls for Dayton Rift on a single feature element. Locking 328 feet of one decor onto a reel and then changing over is a real cost in setup time. The shorter roll lets a smaller shop — or a larger shop managing a tight job mix — run this color, finish the job, and move on without a reel-change backlog. It is also the format that lets a designer or contractor test a color in the field before committing to a larger inventory position.
This roll is unglued and intended for application with a hot-melt edgebander or a glue pot setup. It is not an iron-on product.
The 54-foot roll is the format available for the two wider widths in the Saviola edgebanding program. Confirm availability with your sales contact if the job volume calls for a longer run.
The 65 mm width is sized for panels from roughly 19 mm up through thicker door and furniture components. It provides adequate overhang on the face and back for a flush trim without leaving the edge short.
Yes. ABS is chlorine-free and is routinely accepted on projects where PVC banding is restricted or excluded by the specification.
Dayton Rift is a linear grain that shows every inconsistency at a joint. This matching ABS banding in the Chandler finish closes the cut edge in the same decor, so the panel and the edge read as one surface from face to face.