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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 | Como |
| Pre-Glued | No |
| Color Number | GSAB2 |
| Product Type | ABS Edgebanding |
| Manufacturer Series | Saviola |
| Finish | Chandler |

| 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 | Como |
| Pre-Glued | No |
| Color Number | GSAB2 |
| Product Type |
| ABS Edgebanding |
| Manufacturer Series | Saviola |
| Finish | Chandler |
This roll of Saviola ABS edgebanding covers the full exposed edge of thicker decorative panels in the Como color with a Chandler finish. At 65 mm wide and 1 mm thick, it is the widest banding in the Saviola matching program, designed for panels where a narrower strip would leave core exposed after trimming. A 328-foot roll keeps a production shop stocked through a full run without mid-job reordering.
Most edgebanding jobs run fine on a 23 mm strip. The 65 mm width exists for a different set of conditions: thicker slab doors, stacked cabinet panels, or any profile where the edge face is deep enough that a standard band would land short. It also suits shops that rabbet or profile their edges before banding, because the extra width survives the operation with material to spare. If your panel stack includes components thicker than 19 mm, or if your edge detail calls for a stepped or rounded profile, the 65 mm roll is the one to specify rather than a workaround with two narrower strips.
ABS polymer is the preferred banding material where PVC is restricted by specification or by shop preference. It holds color and gloss consistently across a roll, machines cleanly without gumming the scraper, and takes adhesive evenly in both manual and automated edgebanders. The Chandler finish on this roll is the same surface character applied to Como-color Saviola TFL panels, so when the banding is trimmed and buffed the edge does not read as a separate element. Como is a mid-tone wood decor; the Chandler finish gives it a structured texture that reads naturally under both direct and raking light.
Production cabinet shops running Saviola Como panels are the primary user: they need a manufacturer-matched band in the correct width for their panel thickness, and a 328-foot roll that keeps pace with a full day's edgebanding run. Millwork shops building custom closet systems and commercial casegoods in this decor will find the same logic applies. Designers specifying Saviola panels for a commercial interior can call this roll directly by part number to make sure the edge match is locked in from the start, rather than leaving the banding selection to the installer.
Width is selected against the panel thickness plus any edge operation. A 23 mm band trims cleanly on a standard 19 mm panel. The 43 mm and 65 mm widths are for thicker stock, profiled edges, or applications where a wider band is needed to cover a deeper edge face. If your panels run thicker than 25 mm, or if you profile before banding, the 65 mm strip gives you the material to work with.
No. This is unglued ABS banding, applied with your edgebander's glue system. It is not an iron-on product.
Matching ABS edgebanding is available across the Saviola collection. Confirm the specific color and width you need against your panel order to make sure the decor and finish align before the job runs.
This roll is produced to match Saviola Como panels specifically. While it may read close to similar wood decors from other manufacturers, an exact finish match is only guaranteed against the Saviola program it was made for.
A panel edge that matches the face in color, texture, and material closes the gap between a good cabinet and a finished one. This 65 mm Como roll in Chandler finish is the component that makes that happen on thicker Saviola panels, handled in one part number and one production roll.
This roll of Saviola ABS edgebanding covers the full exposed edge of thicker decorative panels in the Como color with a Chandler finish. At 65 mm wide and 1 mm thick, it is the widest banding in the Saviola matching program, designed for panels where a narrower strip would leave core exposed after trimming. A 328-foot roll keeps a production shop stocked through a full run without mid-job reordering.
Most edgebanding jobs run fine on a 23 mm strip. The 65 mm width exists for a different set of conditions: thicker slab doors, stacked cabinet panels, or any profile where the edge face is deep enough that a standard band would land short. It also suits shops that rabbet or profile their edges before banding, because the extra width survives the operation with material to spare. If your panel stack includes components thicker than 19 mm, or if your edge detail calls for a stepped or rounded profile, the 65 mm roll is the one to specify rather than a workaround with two narrower strips.
ABS polymer is the preferred banding material where PVC is restricted by specification or by shop preference. It holds color and gloss consistently across a roll, machines cleanly without gumming the scraper, and takes adhesive evenly in both manual and automated edgebanders. The Chandler finish on this roll is the same surface character applied to Como-color Saviola TFL panels, so when the banding is trimmed and buffed the edge does not read as a separate element. Como is a mid-tone wood decor; the Chandler finish gives it a structured texture that reads naturally under both direct and raking light.
Production cabinet shops running Saviola Como panels are the primary user: they need a manufacturer-matched band in the correct width for their panel thickness, and a 328-foot roll that keeps pace with a full day's edgebanding run. Millwork shops building custom closet systems and commercial casegoods in this decor will find the same logic applies. Designers specifying Saviola panels for a commercial interior can call this roll directly by part number to make sure the edge match is locked in from the start, rather than leaving the banding selection to the installer.
Width is selected against the panel thickness plus any edge operation. A 23 mm band trims cleanly on a standard 19 mm panel. The 43 mm and 65 mm widths are for thicker stock, profiled edges, or applications where a wider band is needed to cover a deeper edge face. If your panels run thicker than 25 mm, or if you profile before banding, the 65 mm strip gives you the material to work with.
No. This is unglued ABS banding, applied with your edgebander's glue system. It is not an iron-on product.
Matching ABS edgebanding is available across the Saviola collection. Confirm the specific color and width you need against your panel order to make sure the decor and finish align before the job runs.
This roll is produced to match Saviola Como panels specifically. While it may read close to similar wood decors from other manufacturers, an exact finish match is only guaranteed against the Saviola program it was made for.
A panel edge that matches the face in color, texture, and material closes the gap between a good cabinet and a finished one. This 65 mm Como roll in Chandler finish is the component that makes that happen on thicker Saviola panels, handled in one part number and one production roll.