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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 | Vogue |
| Pre-Glued | No |
| Color Number | GSAM1 |
| Product Type | ABS Edgebanding |
| Manufacturer Series | Saviola |
| Finish | Gran Tour |

| 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 | Vogue |
| Pre-Glued | No |
| Color Number | GSAM1 |
| Product Type |
| ABS Edgebanding |
| Manufacturer Series | Saviola |
| Finish | Gran Tour |
This 65 mm ABS edgebanding in the Saviola collection brings the Gran Tour finish to wide-panel edges — the width that suits 19 mm and thicker panels where a narrower band would leave the core exposed after trimming. The Vogue color (GSAM1) matches the corresponding Saviola decorative panel, so face and edge read as a continuous surface on finished casework.
The 65 mm width is the right choice whenever the panel stack is thick enough that a 23 mm or 43 mm band runs short after both faces are flushed. Wide panels, laminated builds, and any edge that will be profiled rather than square-trimmed all benefit from the extra material. Cabinet boxes built from thick stock, open shelving with a profiled front edge, and commercial casework where the substrate is over 19 mm are the natural fit. The 328-foot roll length also makes this the practical choice for shops running multiple panels in the same color — a single roll handles a full job without juggling partial spools.
ABS is the polymer of choice where the specification excludes PVC, and the chlorine-free composition clears that requirement without any change to the application process. The banding applies with standard hot-melt adhesive at normal machine settings, and it trims and scrapes cleanly without gumming the blade. The Gran Tour finish on this roll is the same texture and sheen profile carried on the Saviola panel face, which means the transition from face to edge holds up under raking light rather than announcing itself as a different surface. Color GSAM1 Vogue is a vendor-matched decor — the part number drives the match, not a visual approximation.
Production cabinet shops running Saviola panels in the Gran Tour finish family will get the most value from this SKU. The 328-foot roll is sized for volume work — a small one-off job is better served by a shorter roll, but a shop cutting through multiple sheets of the same decor will burn through footage quickly enough that a production roll pays its way. Designers and contractors specifying Saviola panels by color code can call out GSAM1 edgebanding with confidence that the edge will match the face on delivery.
Yes — the 65 mm width is a minimum-overhang choice for thick panels, but it applies and trims normally on thinner stock. You will have more material to flush off, but the result is the same clean edge. If you are running a full job in a thinner panel, the 23 mm or 43 mm width in the same color uses less material per edge.
No. This is unglued banding for use with a hot-melt edgebander or a glue pot. It is not iron-on banding. For field repairs or small runs without a machine, a pre-glued option in a narrower width may be more practical.
Yes. GSAM1 Vogue is part of the Saviola collection, and the corresponding decorative panel in the Gran Tour finish is available separately. The edgebanding and panel share the same color code, so ordering by code keeps the match consistent across both products.
Yes. ABS is chlorine-free and satisfies specifications that exclude PVC, including many commercial and institutional interiors programs. Confirm the specification language, but ABS is the standard answer to a no-PVC requirement.
When the panel and the banding share the same vendor program and color code, the edge stops being a compromise and starts being part of the design. A 328-foot roll of GSAM1 Vogue in the Gran Tour finish keeps production moving without interruption — and delivers an edge that holds the color story from face to face.
This 65 mm ABS edgebanding in the Saviola collection brings the Gran Tour finish to wide-panel edges — the width that suits 19 mm and thicker panels where a narrower band would leave the core exposed after trimming. The Vogue color (GSAM1) matches the corresponding Saviola decorative panel, so face and edge read as a continuous surface on finished casework.
The 65 mm width is the right choice whenever the panel stack is thick enough that a 23 mm or 43 mm band runs short after both faces are flushed. Wide panels, laminated builds, and any edge that will be profiled rather than square-trimmed all benefit from the extra material. Cabinet boxes built from thick stock, open shelving with a profiled front edge, and commercial casework where the substrate is over 19 mm are the natural fit. The 328-foot roll length also makes this the practical choice for shops running multiple panels in the same color — a single roll handles a full job without juggling partial spools.
ABS is the polymer of choice where the specification excludes PVC, and the chlorine-free composition clears that requirement without any change to the application process. The banding applies with standard hot-melt adhesive at normal machine settings, and it trims and scrapes cleanly without gumming the blade. The Gran Tour finish on this roll is the same texture and sheen profile carried on the Saviola panel face, which means the transition from face to edge holds up under raking light rather than announcing itself as a different surface. Color GSAM1 Vogue is a vendor-matched decor — the part number drives the match, not a visual approximation.
Production cabinet shops running Saviola panels in the Gran Tour finish family will get the most value from this SKU. The 328-foot roll is sized for volume work — a small one-off job is better served by a shorter roll, but a shop cutting through multiple sheets of the same decor will burn through footage quickly enough that a production roll pays its way. Designers and contractors specifying Saviola panels by color code can call out GSAM1 edgebanding with confidence that the edge will match the face on delivery.
Yes — the 65 mm width is a minimum-overhang choice for thick panels, but it applies and trims normally on thinner stock. You will have more material to flush off, but the result is the same clean edge. If you are running a full job in a thinner panel, the 23 mm or 43 mm width in the same color uses less material per edge.
No. This is unglued banding for use with a hot-melt edgebander or a glue pot. It is not iron-on banding. For field repairs or small runs without a machine, a pre-glued option in a narrower width may be more practical.
Yes. GSAM1 Vogue is part of the Saviola collection, and the corresponding decorative panel in the Gran Tour finish is available separately. The edgebanding and panel share the same color code, so ordering by code keeps the match consistent across both products.
Yes. ABS is chlorine-free and satisfies specifications that exclude PVC, including many commercial and institutional interiors programs. Confirm the specification language, but ABS is the standard answer to a no-PVC requirement.
When the panel and the banding share the same vendor program and color code, the edge stops being a compromise and starts being part of the design. A 328-foot roll of GSAM1 Vogue in the Gran Tour finish keeps production moving without interruption — and delivers an edge that holds the color story from face to face.