Saviola ABS Edgebanding for Thick Panels and Wide-Edge Work
This is the 65mm ABS edgebanding in Fumo from the SALT Saviola collection, matched to the GSP32 color family and finished in the Gessato texture. At 65mm wide and 1mm thick on a 328-foot roll, it is built for panels where a standard 23mm band leaves too much substrate exposed — think 25mm through 45mm stock, laminated door frames, or stacked-panel edges that need a single clean pass rather than two narrower strips.
Key Features
- 65mm width covers thick substrates and laminated assemblies that outrun narrower banding options.
- 1mm ABS construction is chlorine-free, making it compatible with specifications that exclude PVC.
- Gessato finish matches the GSP32 Fumo decor so face and edge read as a single surface.
- 328-foot production roll supplies a full project run without mid-job splicing.
- Fumo colorway delivers a cool smoke tone that works with both light and dark panel programs.
Where This Width Earns Its Place
Most shops keep 23mm banding on hand for standard 19mm panels and reach for 43mm when the substrate steps up. The 65mm roll fills the gap that appears when a panel build pushes past 45mm — a thick laminated counter base, a double-layer end panel on a tall storage run, or a commercial fixture built on 25mm board. It also suits shops applying banding before profiling an edge, where the extra width survives the trim pass without going dry. A 328-foot roll is sized for continuous production: enough footage to run a full cabinet batch in Fumo without tracking down a second roll mid-shift.
Material and Color
ABS is the preferred polymer for fine color and gloss matching because it is dimensionally stable and takes the Gessato emboss consistently roll to roll. The chlorine-free chemistry clears green building and commercial specifications that rule out PVC banding. Fumo is a cool, medium-value smoke gray — not charcoal, not taupe — that pairs cleanly with the GSP32 Saviola TFL panel in the same Gessato texture. The Gessato finish family gives both the panel face and the banding the same light, structured surface character, so the edge does not read as a different material under angled light.
Who Reaches for This Roll
Cabinet shops running Saviola panels in Fumo will keep this roll on the edgebander alongside the 23mm for interior carcase work. Commercial millwork operations and fixture fabricators working in thick substrates will find the 65mm width the practical choice over taping two narrower rolls. Designers specifying a smoke-gray palette with a tactile, non-glossy surface finish can call out GSP32 Gessato across panels and edges without a visible break at the joint.
What panel thickness does 65mm banding actually suit?
The 65mm width gives enough overhang to trim flush on substrates from about 25mm up through laminated assemblies in the 40–50mm range. For standard 19mm panels, the 23mm roll is the right tool — this width is specifically for thicker work.
Is this ABS or PVC?
It is ABS — acrylonitrile butadiene styrene, not PVC. ABS is chlorine-free, which matters when a commercial or green building specification calls it out by material.
Does the Gessato finish on the banding match the Gessato panel face?
Yes. The edgebanding is produced in the same Gessato finish family as the GSP32 Fumo Saviola panel, so the surface texture and color read consistently at the joint.
Is a shorter roll available in 65mm?
The 65mm width is available in the 328-foot production roll only. The shorter 54-foot roll is offered in the two narrower widths for small-shop and single-job use.
Can this banding be used on non-Saviola panels in a similar color?
The banding is produced to match the GSP32 Fumo Saviola TFL panels precisely. It can physically be applied to any compatible substrate, but color consistency is only guaranteed against the matching Saviola panel in that decor.
One Width, One Color, One Less Problem on the Line
The right edgebanding for thick-panel work in Fumo is stocked and ready — so a color match that takes days to source somewhere else ships with the rest of the job here.
