Wide-Format Edgebanding for Thick Stock and Tall Door Edges
This 65 mm ABS edgebanding is the wide-format match for the Saviola collection in color GSDS7, currently finished in the Sand Oak plate. At 1 mm thick and 328 feet per roll, it is built for shops edging thicker panels, stacked components, or any situation where a narrow band would leave the core exposed after trimming.
Key Features
- 65 mm width provides ample overhang for trimming flush on thicker panels and stacked assemblies.
- 1 mm ABS construction is chlorine-free, dimensionally stable, and takes a clean router or trimmer pass.
- 328-foot production roll supports continuous runs on an edgebander without constant reel changes.
- Sand Oak finish matches the current Saviola GSDS7 Pecan Scuro panel inventory, so face and edge read as one surface.
- Color-matched to the Saviola collection, keeping edge and face consistent across the entire build.
Where This Width Earns Its Place
Most edgebanding selections start with the panel thickness, and 23 mm covers the majority of cabinet box work. The 65 mm width exists for the jobs where that logic breaks down: thicker furniture-grade panels, double-layer slab doors, laminated shelving where two sheets share one visible edge, or any component where the nominal oversize is needed to clear a clamping fixture before flush trimming. It also works for shops that prefer to run one wide roll rather than switching between widths mid-job. The 328-foot roll length is a production-grade format, so a single roll supports a significant run without the interruption of a reel change.
Material and Color Construction
ABS is the edgebanding polymer of choice where a specification rules out PVC, and it is the standard across the Saviola collection. It bonds cleanly with EVA and PUR hot-melt systems, trims without chipping, and holds color consistency roll to roll. The Sand Oak finish is the current production plate for GSDS7 Pecan Scuro. Pecan Scuro is a mid-transition color: stock in hand carries the Sand Oak finish, and future inventory will shift to the Artwood plate. For an ongoing job, confirm the finish plate on both the panel and the banding order so the edge match holds through the full production run.
Who Specifications This Roll
Cabinet shops running furniture-grade or commercial casework in the Saviola palette reach for the 65 mm roll when the design calls for thicker panels or when stacked-edge details are part of the build. Millwork operations that run the Saviola collection across multiple product types — box, door, and shelf — often keep all three widths in stock so no job requires a special pull. The 328-foot format is sized for production volume: a small shop finishing a single vanity project would find the narrower roll in the 54-foot short-roll format a more economical fit, but that format is available in the two wider widths only, not in 65 mm.
Will this band match the GSDS7 Pecan Scuro panels I already have in stock?
If your panels carry the Sand Oak finish plate, yes. Pecan Scuro is currently mid-transition from Sand Oak to Artwood across new inventory. Check the finish plate on your existing panel stock before ordering additional banding to make sure the plates align.
What panel thickness does a 65 mm band suit?
The 65 mm width is intentionally oversized relative to standard 19 mm cabinet panels, giving maximum trimming margin. It is the right call for thicker panels, laminated build-ups, or any edge where a 23 mm or 43 mm band would leave too little overhang after application.
Is this edgebanding compatible with PUR hot-melt systems?
Yes. ABS bonds with both EVA and PUR hot-melt adhesives, so it runs on standard edgebanders regardless of which system the shop uses.
Is a short roll available in this width?
No. The 54-foot short roll is available in the 23 mm and 43 mm widths only. The 65 mm width ships in the 328-foot production roll exclusively.
The Right Edge for the Right Job
A panel color only works as hard as its edge. This 65 mm ABS roll in GSDS7 Sand Oak closes the edge cleanly on thicker and stacked-panel builds, keeping the Saviola color consistent from face to edge across the full component.
