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| Box Quantity | 1 |
| Color Number | SMIT05 |
| Color/Finish | Roma |
| Finish | Italia |
| Thickness (in) | 3/4 in |
| Thickness (mm) | 19 mm |
| Sides Finish | 2-sided |
| Sheet Size | 81-1/2 x 120-5/64 in |
| Manufacturer Series | SM'art |
| Product Type | Salt Decorative Panel |
| Width (in) | 81-1/2 in |
| Length (in) | 120-5/64 in |


| Box Quantity | 1 |
| Color Number | SMIT05 |
| Color/Finish | Roma |
| Finish | Italia |
| Thickness (in) | 3/4 in |
| Thickness (mm) | 19 mm |
| Sides Finish | 2-sided |
| Sheet Size |
| 81-1/2 x 120-5/64 in |
| Manufacturer Series | SM'art |
| Product Type | Salt Decorative Panel |
| Width (in) | 81-1/2 in |
| Length (in) | 120-5/64 in |
The SM'art SMIT05 Roma panel brings a warm, earthy tone to casework that needs to look finished from every angle. This is an A/A grade A/A panel, meaning both faces carry the same decorative surface, so an open shelf, a room divider, or a cabinet box with a visible interior requires no second operation to present well. The Italia finish adds a tactile dimension that separates this panel from a plain matte surface.
A/A panels are the right call any time a component is seen from both sides. Cabinet boxes in open-plan kitchens, freestanding islands, retail display cases, library shelving, and room-dividing units all expose the back face during normal use. Building those components from an A/B panel means planning a veneer or laminate operation on the second face. The Roma A/A eliminates that step because the panel ships ready on both sides. The Italia finish texture also makes a difference in these exposed applications: the structured surface holds up under raking light without showing every fingerprint the way a plain gloss or featureless matte would.
SM'art panels use a thermally fused laminate construction, which bonds the decorative paper directly to the core under heat and pressure. The result is a monolithic surface with no glue line at the face and no risk of delamination at the edge if the panel is properly banded. At 19 mm, the panel pairs with a 23 mm ABS edgeband that trims flush and leaves enough overhang to clean up both faces cleanly on a standard edgebander. The Italia finish is a textured emboss that gives the Roma color a physical surface relief you can feel, not just a printed pattern. This is a meaningful spec for specifiers who need the panel to read as a material rather than a printed substrate.
Cabinet shops producing full kitchens and bath vanity sets benefit most from the large sheet format: fewer sheets to handle, fewer joints to plan around, and consistent grain direction across a run of tall doors or full-height panels. Commercial millwork contractors specifying retail fixtures and hospitality casework will find the A/A construction and the Italia texture useful in applications where the back of a unit faces a public aisle or a seating area. Interior designers specifying European-style cabinetry with handleless fronts will recognize the Italia finish as a surface that reads as intentional rather than incidental. Homeowners building a single custom piece can work from the same sheet with confidence that the material performs the same way a shop expects it to.
A/A means both faces of the panel are finished to the same decorative standard. Either face can be the show face. This is different from an A/B panel, where one face is finished to a tighter standard and the back is held to a looser grade. On an SM'art TFL panel, both the A and the B designation refer to the same thermally fused laminate surface — A/A simply means neither face is the secondary one.
Yes. SM'art offers matching ABS edgebanding for this color, so the cut edge reads as a continuation of the face rather than an exposed core. ABS banding is chlorine-free, which satisfies specifications that restrict PVC. Confirm the width you need against your panel thickness before ordering.
SM'art HPL is available in a 60 inch by 120 inch sheet. Confirm availability for the SMIT05 Roma color when placing your order, as not every decor in the collection carries a matching HPL companion.
The Italia finish is an embossed texture, not just a reduced-gloss surface. It has a physical relief you can feel under the hand, which gives the panel depth under light and makes the surface read as a material rather than a printed face. A standard matte panel has low reflectivity but is essentially flat to the touch.
At 19 mm, this panel is the standard thickness for cabinet box construction and accepts confirmat screws, cam locks, and dowels without modification. The hardwood particleboard core holds a machine-driven fastener well and stays flat across a wide run.
The SM'art Roma A/A in the Italia finish is built for the job where both sides of the panel matter and the surface needs to hold up under scrutiny. Cut it, band it, and install it knowing the face the customer sees last is as finished as the face they see first.
The SM'art SMIT05 Roma panel brings a warm, earthy tone to casework that needs to look finished from every angle. This is an A/A grade A/A panel, meaning both faces carry the same decorative surface, so an open shelf, a room divider, or a cabinet box with a visible interior requires no second operation to present well. The Italia finish adds a tactile dimension that separates this panel from a plain matte surface.
A/A panels are the right call any time a component is seen from both sides. Cabinet boxes in open-plan kitchens, freestanding islands, retail display cases, library shelving, and room-dividing units all expose the back face during normal use. Building those components from an A/B panel means planning a veneer or laminate operation on the second face. The Roma A/A eliminates that step because the panel ships ready on both sides. The Italia finish texture also makes a difference in these exposed applications: the structured surface holds up under raking light without showing every fingerprint the way a plain gloss or featureless matte would.
SM'art panels use a thermally fused laminate construction, which bonds the decorative paper directly to the core under heat and pressure. The result is a monolithic surface with no glue line at the face and no risk of delamination at the edge if the panel is properly banded. At 19 mm, the panel pairs with a 23 mm ABS edgeband that trims flush and leaves enough overhang to clean up both faces cleanly on a standard edgebander. The Italia finish is a textured emboss that gives the Roma color a physical surface relief you can feel, not just a printed pattern. This is a meaningful spec for specifiers who need the panel to read as a material rather than a printed substrate.
Cabinet shops producing full kitchens and bath vanity sets benefit most from the large sheet format: fewer sheets to handle, fewer joints to plan around, and consistent grain direction across a run of tall doors or full-height panels. Commercial millwork contractors specifying retail fixtures and hospitality casework will find the A/A construction and the Italia texture useful in applications where the back of a unit faces a public aisle or a seating area. Interior designers specifying European-style cabinetry with handleless fronts will recognize the Italia finish as a surface that reads as intentional rather than incidental. Homeowners building a single custom piece can work from the same sheet with confidence that the material performs the same way a shop expects it to.
A/A means both faces of the panel are finished to the same decorative standard. Either face can be the show face. This is different from an A/B panel, where one face is finished to a tighter standard and the back is held to a looser grade. On an SM'art TFL panel, both the A and the B designation refer to the same thermally fused laminate surface — A/A simply means neither face is the secondary one.
Yes. SM'art offers matching ABS edgebanding for this color, so the cut edge reads as a continuation of the face rather than an exposed core. ABS banding is chlorine-free, which satisfies specifications that restrict PVC. Confirm the width you need against your panel thickness before ordering.
SM'art HPL is available in a 60 inch by 120 inch sheet. Confirm availability for the SMIT05 Roma color when placing your order, as not every decor in the collection carries a matching HPL companion.
The Italia finish is an embossed texture, not just a reduced-gloss surface. It has a physical relief you can feel under the hand, which gives the panel depth under light and makes the surface read as a material rather than a printed face. A standard matte panel has low reflectivity but is essentially flat to the touch.
At 19 mm, this panel is the standard thickness for cabinet box construction and accepts confirmat screws, cam locks, and dowels without modification. The hardwood particleboard core holds a machine-driven fastener well and stays flat across a wide run.
The SM'art Roma A/A in the Italia finish is built for the job where both sides of the panel matter and the surface needs to hold up under scrutiny. Cut it, band it, and install it knowing the face the customer sees last is as finished as the face they see first.