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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 | Rockefeller |
| Pre-Glued | No |
| Color Number | SMM022 |
| Product Type | ABS Edgebanding |
| Manufacturer Series | SM'art |
| Finish | Manhattan |

| 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 | Rockefeller |
| Pre-Glued | No |
| Color Number | SMM022 |
| Product Type |
| ABS Edgebanding |
| Manufacturer Series | SM'art |
| Finish | Manhattan |
This roll of SM'art ABS edgebanding in Rockefeller with a Manhattan finish closes the cut edges of thick panels and deep shelves with a consistent, finished look. At 65 mm wide, it is sized for thicker substrates and broad edge profiles where narrower banding would leave the core exposed after trimming. One 328-foot roll covers a substantial run of parts from a single color lot.
The 65 mm width is the widest edgebanding in the SM'art program, and it exists for situations where the narrower widths simply do not cover enough material. Panels thicker than 19 mm, built-up edge profiles, and wide table or shelf edges all call for a band that can be trimmed back without running out of stock. It is also the right choice when a visible edge on a deep open shelf needs to read as a finished surface rather than a trimmed strip. Cabinet shops running thick tops, waterfall countertop edges, or furniture-grade carcasses with exposed side panels will find the 65 mm roll handles those parts without a width change at the edgebander.
ABS polymer is the standard banding material for European decorative panel programs, and it is chlorine-free, which matters when a project specification rules PVC out. The Manhattan finish is a surface texture designation within the SM'art collection, coordinated to the Rockefeller color panel. Because the edgebanding is produced alongside the panel program, the texture and color are matched at the source rather than approximated from a third-party roll. The 1 mm thickness sits in the range an automatic edgebander handles cleanly, and it builds a durable edge that holds up to normal contact and handling in a finished cabinet or furniture piece. Note that this color is discontinued and selling through current inventory — it is suitable for a one-off job or a project already specified in Rockefeller, but should not be selected for a run that may require reordering.
Cabinet shops and millwork operations already running SMM022 Rockefeller panels are the primary buyer. The 328-foot roll supports production volume rather than a single small job, so it fits shops that batch their edgebanding by color and want one roll to carry through a full project. Designers specifying the SM'art program by color and finish family should confirm the Rockefeller SKU is available before committing the job, given its selling-through status. Contractors sourcing finish materials for an install already in progress will find this roll a direct match to panels already on site.
It is ABS — acrylonitrile butadiene styrene, not PVC. ABS is chlorine-free and is the correct choice when a specification excludes polyvinyl chloride banding.
The 65 mm band is for thick panels, built-up profiles, or deep exposed edges where narrower widths would not leave enough overhang on both faces after application. If your panel is standard 19 mm and the edge is square, the 23 mm width usually covers it. Reach for 65 mm when the edge is deeper or when you are banding a built-up substrate.
Yes. This roll is produced as a matched component of the SM'art SMM022 Rockefeller program, so the color and Manhattan finish coordinate with the panel face rather than being a close third-party approximation.
Rockefeller is discontinued and selling through remaining inventory. Orders are filled from current stock while it lasts. It is a reliable choice for a project already specified in this color, but plan around a different color if the job may require future reorders.
This roll is not pre-glued, so it requires a glue pot or an automatic edgebander to apply. A pre-glued iron-on roll is a different product. For production-volume banding the machine application produces a more consistent bond.
When the panels are already in Rockefeller, this is the roll that finishes the job cleanly — matched color, matched finish, and enough footage to run through the full cut list without a lot change.
This roll of SM'art ABS edgebanding in Rockefeller with a Manhattan finish closes the cut edges of thick panels and deep shelves with a consistent, finished look. At 65 mm wide, it is sized for thicker substrates and broad edge profiles where narrower banding would leave the core exposed after trimming. One 328-foot roll covers a substantial run of parts from a single color lot.
The 65 mm width is the widest edgebanding in the SM'art program, and it exists for situations where the narrower widths simply do not cover enough material. Panels thicker than 19 mm, built-up edge profiles, and wide table or shelf edges all call for a band that can be trimmed back without running out of stock. It is also the right choice when a visible edge on a deep open shelf needs to read as a finished surface rather than a trimmed strip. Cabinet shops running thick tops, waterfall countertop edges, or furniture-grade carcasses with exposed side panels will find the 65 mm roll handles those parts without a width change at the edgebander.
ABS polymer is the standard banding material for European decorative panel programs, and it is chlorine-free, which matters when a project specification rules PVC out. The Manhattan finish is a surface texture designation within the SM'art collection, coordinated to the Rockefeller color panel. Because the edgebanding is produced alongside the panel program, the texture and color are matched at the source rather than approximated from a third-party roll. The 1 mm thickness sits in the range an automatic edgebander handles cleanly, and it builds a durable edge that holds up to normal contact and handling in a finished cabinet or furniture piece. Note that this color is discontinued and selling through current inventory — it is suitable for a one-off job or a project already specified in Rockefeller, but should not be selected for a run that may require reordering.
Cabinet shops and millwork operations already running SMM022 Rockefeller panels are the primary buyer. The 328-foot roll supports production volume rather than a single small job, so it fits shops that batch their edgebanding by color and want one roll to carry through a full project. Designers specifying the SM'art program by color and finish family should confirm the Rockefeller SKU is available before committing the job, given its selling-through status. Contractors sourcing finish materials for an install already in progress will find this roll a direct match to panels already on site.
It is ABS — acrylonitrile butadiene styrene, not PVC. ABS is chlorine-free and is the correct choice when a specification excludes polyvinyl chloride banding.
The 65 mm band is for thick panels, built-up profiles, or deep exposed edges where narrower widths would not leave enough overhang on both faces after application. If your panel is standard 19 mm and the edge is square, the 23 mm width usually covers it. Reach for 65 mm when the edge is deeper or when you are banding a built-up substrate.
Yes. This roll is produced as a matched component of the SM'art SMM022 Rockefeller program, so the color and Manhattan finish coordinate with the panel face rather than being a close third-party approximation.
Rockefeller is discontinued and selling through remaining inventory. Orders are filled from current stock while it lasts. It is a reliable choice for a project already specified in this color, but plan around a different color if the job may require future reorders.
This roll is not pre-glued, so it requires a glue pot or an automatic edgebander to apply. A pre-glued iron-on roll is a different product. For production-volume banding the machine application produces a more consistent bond.
When the panels are already in Rockefeller, this is the roll that finishes the job cleanly — matched color, matched finish, and enough footage to run through the full cut list without a lot change.