Formwood Prefinished White Birch Wood Edgebanding 13/16" W x 250' Pre-Glued
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Product Details
FormWood’s Form-Edge™ Edgebanding is produced by joining individual pieces of veneer together into a continuous master roll by finger-jointing the veneer. The rolls are laminated with a fleece, then sanded and slit to finished widths.
Finger joints are made by joining the veneer together using a die cut finger layout in the veneer and then gluing them together using joint tape.
To ensure color and grain matching at the finger joint, every other piece of veneer is flipped end to end. The fleece (cellulous membrane) laminated to the back of the veneer provides strength to reduce cracking and breaking. The fleece is also colored to blend with the veneer to reduce any line between the banding and the substrate.
Features and Benefits
- Color and grain matching at the finger joint ensured by the production method and selection
- Fleece backer provides added strength on automatic non-glued and pre-glued Form-Edge and is colored to blend with veneer and substrate
- Inner core prevents edgebanding from easily uncoiling
- Prefinished Form-Edge utilizes a high-quality clear UV lacquer "satin" finish providing a gloss level that matches pre-finished hardwood panels and is heat, stain and scratch resistant
Non-Glued Edgebanding Specifications
- Thickness .022" plus or minus .002"
- Standard length of continuous veneer roll - 500 lineal feet
- Surface finish 180 grit
- Core size 5"
Pre-Glued Edgebanding Specifications
- Thickness .034" plus or minus .002" based on 0.12 of hot melt
- Standard length of continuous veneer roll - 250 lineal feet
- Surface finish 180 grit
- Core size 3"
Pre-Finished Non-Glued Edgebanding Specifications
- Thickness .020" plus or minus .002"
- Standard length of continuous veneer roll - 500 lineal feet
- Gloss level between 20 and 30 is standard
- UV lacquer finish at 1.5 mils in coverage
Drilling, sawing, sanding or machining wood products can expose you to wood dust, a substance known to the State of California to cause cancer. Avoid inhaling wood dust or use a dust mask or other safeguards for personal protection. For more information go to www.P65Warnings.ca.gov/wood
5 items
Product Details
FormWood’s Form-Edge™ Edgebanding is produced by joining individual pieces of veneer together into a continuous master roll by finger-jointing the veneer. The rolls are laminated with a fleece, then sanded and slit to finished widths.
Finger joints are made by joining the veneer together using a die cut finger layout in the veneer and then gluing them together using joint tape.
To ensure color and grain matching at the finger joint, every other piece of veneer is flipped end to end. The fleece (cellulous membrane) laminated to the back of the veneer provides strength to reduce cracking and breaking. The fleece is also colored to blend with the veneer to reduce any line between the banding and the substrate.
Features and Benefits
- Color and grain matching at the finger joint ensured by the production method and selection
- Fleece backer provides added strength on automatic non-glued and pre-glued Form-Edge and is colored to blend with veneer and substrate
- Inner core prevents edgebanding from easily uncoiling
- Prefinished Form-Edge utilizes a high-quality clear UV lacquer "satin" finish providing a gloss level that matches pre-finished hardwood panels and is heat, stain and scratch resistant
Non-Glued Edgebanding Specifications
- Thickness .022" plus or minus .002"
- Standard length of continuous veneer roll - 500 lineal feet
- Surface finish 180 grit
- Core size 5"
Pre-Glued Edgebanding Specifications
- Thickness .034" plus or minus .002" based on 0.12 of hot melt
- Standard length of continuous veneer roll - 250 lineal feet
- Surface finish 180 grit
- Core size 3"
Pre-Finished Non-Glued Edgebanding Specifications
- Thickness .020" plus or minus .002"
- Standard length of continuous veneer roll - 500 lineal feet
- Gloss level between 20 and 30 is standard
- UV lacquer finish at 1.5 mils in coverage
Drilling, sawing, sanding or machining wood products can expose you to wood dust, a substance known to the State of California to cause cancer. Avoid inhaling wood dust or use a dust mask or other safeguards for personal protection. For more information go to www.P65Warnings.ca.gov/wood