Textured Noir Edgebanding Built for Thick Panels and Bold Casework
This is 1 mm ABS edgebanding in the SM'art collection color SMIN90 Noir, 65 mm wide on a 328-foot production roll, finished in the Intagli texture. It is made to close the cut edges of SM'art decorative panels in this color and width, carrying the same dark, deeply textured surface from the face of the board to every visible edge.
Key Features
- 65 mm width is sized for thick panels where a narrower band would not cover both faces with enough overhang to trim cleanly.
- 1 mm ABS construction is chlorine-free, dimensionally stable, and color-consistent for fine matching against the panel face.
- Intagli texture matches the embossed surface of SM'art SMIN90 Noir panels so face and edge share the same tactile character.
- 328-foot production roll suits cabinet shops running a full job or a high-volume color without stopping to reload.
- SMIN90 Noir color is a deep, near-black tone that reads as a continuous surface rather than an exposed edge.
Where This Edgebanding Does Its Best Work
The 65 mm width is the widest roll in the SM'art edgebanding program, and it exists for a specific reason: panels thicker than the standard 19 mm run, shelves with a double-thickness buildup, and slab-style cabinet doors where the edge itself is a design surface rather than something to minimize. On a 38 mm or 45 mm edge, a 23 mm or 43 mm band runs short after trimming. The 65 mm band gives the edgebander enough material to cover the substrate fully and trim both faces flush without revealing core. It is also the right choice when a shop is building a run of tall, frameless cabinets in Noir and wants the edge to disappear rather than read as a seam.
Material and Surface Character
ABS is the standard polymer for European decorative panel programs, and it is what SM'art edgebanding is made from across the collection. It is chlorine-free, which clears PVC-restricted commercial specifications and green building submittals without any additional sourcing step. The Intagli finish is a textured surface emboss applied to match the corresponding SM'art panel face, so when the edgebanding meets the face at an outside corner or a routed profile, the texture transitions without a visible break. Noir reads as a consistent dark tone across a run of parts, which is why it gets chosen for contemporary frameless casework, retail fixtures, and feature shelving where color consistency across many edges matters.
Who Orders This Roll
Cabinet shops running SM'art Noir panels in quantity are the core buyer. A 328-foot roll covers a full production run of a single color without a mid-job reload, and the per-foot cost at that volume is the reason production shops stock by the roll rather than the short coil. Designers specifying a handleless, dark casework system for a commercial interior often call out the panel and the matching edgebanding together so the fabricator does not have to source them independently. Smaller shops doing a single kitchen or closet in this color will find the 328-foot roll is more than they need for one job, but it stores well and Noir is a repeat-order color for most shops that carry it.
Does this edgebanding require a specific glue system?
ABS edgebanding bonds with standard hot-melt EVA and PUR adhesives used in edge-banding machines. PUR is the preferred adhesive for a kitchen or any cabinet that will see heat and moisture, because the bond strength holds better under those conditions than a standard EVA line.
Is the 65 mm width only for unusually thick panels, or does it apply to standard 19 mm stock too?
It applies to both, but it is most commonly specified for thicker builds. On a 19 mm panel the 65 mm band leaves substantial overhang that has to be trimmed, which costs machine time. Most shops use the 23 mm band on standard 19 mm stock and reach for the 65 mm width when edge thickness increases or when the edge is meant to be a prominent visual element.
Will this edgebanding match SM'art Noir panels from a different production lot?
Color consistency in TFL programs is controlled by the panel maker, and the edgebanding is produced to match the panel decor. Lot-to-lot variation exists in any pigmented product, so if a project will combine panels and edgebanding from different orders, request them from the same shipment or pull a sample confirmation before the run begins.
Can this roll be used on PVC-restricted specifications?
Yes. ABS is chlorine-free, so it is compatible with specifications that exclude PVC edgebanding. Check the specific project requirements, but ABS is the standard choice for those submittals.
One Roll, One Color, No Exposed Core
Matching edgebanding is the step that finishes the panel into a cabinet component. The SMIN90 Noir 65 mm roll in the Intagli texture is what keeps a dark, textured casework run looking intentional from face to edge, on panels of any thickness the job requires.
