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| Box Quantity | 1 |
| Thickness in inches / metric | 1/32 in (1 mm) |
| Width | 2-9/16 in (65 mm) |
| Length | 328 ft (100 m) |
| Material Type | ABS |
| Color/Finish | Rovere Milano |
| Pre-Glued | No |
| Color Number | PVRM03 |
| Product Type | ABS Edgebanding |
| Manufacturer Series | Pura Vita |
| Finish | Natural Milano Oak Soft Brushed |

| Box Quantity | 1 |
| Thickness in inches / metric | 1/32 in (1 mm) |
| Width | 2-9/16 in (65 mm) |
| Length | 328 ft (100 m) |
| Material Type | ABS |
| Color/Finish | Rovere Milano |
| Pre-Glued | No |
| Color Number | PVRM03 |
| Product Type |
| ABS Edgebanding |
| Manufacturer Series | Pura Vita |
| Finish | Natural Milano Oak Soft Brushed |
This is the 65 mm ABS edgebanding for Pura Vita color PVRM03 Rovere Milano, a Natural Milano Oak Soft Brushed finish. The wider band is the right choice for thick stock, stacked components, and any situation where a 23 mm or 43 mm strip would fall short of the panel edge. It ships on a 328-foot production roll, 1 mm thick.
Most edgebanding decisions come down to panel thickness, and the 65 mm width exists because narrower bands do not cover every edge. Thick cabinet carcasses, double-layer shelf ends, and built-up door blanks all expose more edge than a 23 mm strip can handle. The extra width gives the trimmer enough material to work with and still finish flush on both faces. For runs of tall storage units or commercial shelving where consistent edge character matters across dozens of parts, having the right width on the first pass avoids both the time cost of a second band and the visual mismatch a seam introduces.
The Natural Milano Oak Soft Brushed finish also carries a practical advantage on a wide band: the brushed surface texture breaks up the edge face visually, so the banding reads as part of the panel rather than a separate applied strip. On a 65 mm edge that distinction matters more than it does on a narrow band.
ABS edgebanding holds color and dimension more consistently than PVC across temperature cycles, which is why European decorative panel programs standardize on it. The chlorine-free formulation satisfies green building specifications and low-emission interior requirements without a substitution discussion. At 1 mm, the band is thick enough to withstand normal cabinet service but thin enough that a flush trim leaves no visible glue line. The Rovere Milano decor is the same Natural Milano Oak Soft Brushed finish used on the Pura Vita panel face, so the match is not approximate — it comes from the same color program. The soft brushing adds a light tactile relief to the oak grain rather than flattening it, which suits the character of the collection.
A 328-foot roll is sized for production throughput, not for a single job. Cabinet shops running Pura Vita panels in quantity will cycle through this color regularly, and a production roll keeps the edgebander loaded without interruptions. The 65 mm width is not a universal band — use the 23 mm for standard 19 mm stock — but for the specific situations where it applies, having it in the correct color on hand is what keeps a run moving from cut parts to banded components without a substitution compromise. Designers specifying Pura Vita for a large closet or storage build-out can call this band directly and trust that the edge will match the face.
Yes. The PVRM03 edgebanding is produced within the Pura Vita program to match the panel face in both color and soft brushed surface character. It is not a third-party approximation.
The 65 mm band is for panels thicker than what a 43 mm strip covers, or for built-up components where multiple layers of board are exposed at the edge. If your stock is standard 19 mm, the 23 mm band is the correct choice.
It matters on projects where the specification excludes PVC, which is common in healthcare, education, and some commercial interiors. ABS applies on the same edgebanders as PVC, so no equipment change is needed. For a job with no restriction, both work mechanically — ABS is the standard for this panel collection.
The 65 mm width in the Pura Vita program ships on the 328-foot production roll. Shorter rolls are available in the narrower widths for shops running smaller quantities.
This roll does not carry a pre-applied adhesive — it is designed for machine application with a hot-melt glue pot or a standard edgebander. Pre-glued rolls are a different product type.
A wide panel in a premium collection calls for banding that was designed alongside it. The PVRM03 65 mm roll closes the edge in the same Natural Milano Oak Soft Brushed finish as the face, so the component reads complete rather than assembled.
This is the 65 mm ABS edgebanding for Pura Vita color PVRM03 Rovere Milano, a Natural Milano Oak Soft Brushed finish. The wider band is the right choice for thick stock, stacked components, and any situation where a 23 mm or 43 mm strip would fall short of the panel edge. It ships on a 328-foot production roll, 1 mm thick.
Most edgebanding decisions come down to panel thickness, and the 65 mm width exists because narrower bands do not cover every edge. Thick cabinet carcasses, double-layer shelf ends, and built-up door blanks all expose more edge than a 23 mm strip can handle. The extra width gives the trimmer enough material to work with and still finish flush on both faces. For runs of tall storage units or commercial shelving where consistent edge character matters across dozens of parts, having the right width on the first pass avoids both the time cost of a second band and the visual mismatch a seam introduces.
The Natural Milano Oak Soft Brushed finish also carries a practical advantage on a wide band: the brushed surface texture breaks up the edge face visually, so the banding reads as part of the panel rather than a separate applied strip. On a 65 mm edge that distinction matters more than it does on a narrow band.
ABS edgebanding holds color and dimension more consistently than PVC across temperature cycles, which is why European decorative panel programs standardize on it. The chlorine-free formulation satisfies green building specifications and low-emission interior requirements without a substitution discussion. At 1 mm, the band is thick enough to withstand normal cabinet service but thin enough that a flush trim leaves no visible glue line. The Rovere Milano decor is the same Natural Milano Oak Soft Brushed finish used on the Pura Vita panel face, so the match is not approximate — it comes from the same color program. The soft brushing adds a light tactile relief to the oak grain rather than flattening it, which suits the character of the collection.
A 328-foot roll is sized for production throughput, not for a single job. Cabinet shops running Pura Vita panels in quantity will cycle through this color regularly, and a production roll keeps the edgebander loaded without interruptions. The 65 mm width is not a universal band — use the 23 mm for standard 19 mm stock — but for the specific situations where it applies, having it in the correct color on hand is what keeps a run moving from cut parts to banded components without a substitution compromise. Designers specifying Pura Vita for a large closet or storage build-out can call this band directly and trust that the edge will match the face.
Yes. The PVRM03 edgebanding is produced within the Pura Vita program to match the panel face in both color and soft brushed surface character. It is not a third-party approximation.
The 65 mm band is for panels thicker than what a 43 mm strip covers, or for built-up components where multiple layers of board are exposed at the edge. If your stock is standard 19 mm, the 23 mm band is the correct choice.
It matters on projects where the specification excludes PVC, which is common in healthcare, education, and some commercial interiors. ABS applies on the same edgebanders as PVC, so no equipment change is needed. For a job with no restriction, both work mechanically — ABS is the standard for this panel collection.
The 65 mm width in the Pura Vita program ships on the 328-foot production roll. Shorter rolls are available in the narrower widths for shops running smaller quantities.
This roll does not carry a pre-applied adhesive — it is designed for machine application with a hot-melt glue pot or a standard edgebander. Pre-glued rolls are a different product type.
A wide panel in a premium collection calls for banding that was designed alongside it. The PVRM03 65 mm roll closes the edge in the same Natural Milano Oak Soft Brushed finish as the face, so the component reads complete rather than assembled.