Saviola ABS Edgebanding for Wide-Panel and Thick-Stock Edging
This is the matching ABS edgebanding for the Saviola collection in Como (GSAB2), sized for panels where a 23 mm or 43 mm band would leave too little overhang to trim cleanly. At 65 mm wide, it covers thick stock and wide-edge profiles, and the 54 foot short roll keeps a small run from tying up footage you do not need. The 1 mm ABS construction is chlorine-free, so it clears specifications that exclude PVC.
Key Features
- 65 mm width provides generous overhang on thick panels and heavy-edge profiles, giving the trimmer a clean working margin.
- 54 foot short roll is sized for single-job and small-batch work so you are not left with excess footage in a color you may not revisit.
- 1 mm ABS construction is chlorine-free, meeting specifications that restrict or exclude PVC edgebanding.
- Chandler finish matches the Saviola panel surface in the Como decor, so the edge reads as a continuation of the face rather than a separate component.
- GSAB2 Como color is produced by the same panel maker, ensuring a consistent color and texture match across the panel face and cut edge.
Where the Wide Band Earns Its Place
A 65 mm band is the right call when the panel edge is thicker than what a 43 mm band covers with enough overhang, or when a profiled edge needs extra material for a router bit to work against. Cabinet doors with a built-up edge, thick shelving, and post-formed work all benefit from the extra width. For a run of standard 19 mm casework panels you would normally reach for a 23 mm band, but when the job calls for a heavier substrate or a laminated buildup, this is the width to pull.
Material and Finish
ABS extrusion gives the banding a dimensionally stable edge that holds color and gloss through the trimming and buffing process. Because ABS is chlorine-free, it suits projects where PVC is restricted by specification or by shop preference. The Chandler finish on this roll is matched to the Saviola panel program, meaning the texture and sheen at the edge align with the face panel rather than approximating it. Como is a Saviola stocking color, so panel and banding ship from the same inventory program.
Who Reaches for the Short Roll
A 54 foot roll fits a shop that is edging one project in this color and does not want to commit to a full production roll. Custom cabinet makers completing a standalone job, designers sampling a new decor before a larger run, and contractors finishing a single piece of built-in casework all benefit from the short roll format. If the volume justifies a longer run, the 328 foot production roll is the next step up in this color and width.
Does this banding come pre-glued?
No. This roll is unglued and is intended for application with an edgebander or glue pot. Pre-glued banding suits an iron and a small shop repair; for a production run on 65 mm wide stock, a machine-applied bond is the stronger result.
What panel thickness does a 65 mm band pair with?
The 65 mm width gives you working overhang on panels up to roughly 40 mm or on double-stacked or built-up substrates. For a standard 19 mm panel, a 23 mm band is the typical choice — the 65 mm width is there for the jobs where more material at the edge is the requirement.
Is the Chandler finish texture consistent with the Saviola Como panel face?
Yes. The Chandler finish is the matched surface for this color in the Saviola program. The banding and the panel face share the same decor code, which is the best assurance of a consistent finish at the edge joint.
Can I use this banding on panels from other collections?
The color match is specific to the Saviola Como decor. If a panel from a different collection happens to carry a similar visual, a sample comparison is the only reliable way to confirm — a factory-matched band is always more consistent than an approximate third-party color.
The Right Edge for a Matched Finish
Matching banding from the same program means the edge does not give itself away under close light. The 65 mm short roll solves the thick-panel and built-up-edge problem without locking you into production quantities, keeping the job moving without leftover footage.
