Wood Veneer Edge Banding is a thin strip of real wood veneer used to cover the exposed edges of plywood, particleboard, or MDF (medium-density fiberboard) panels. It is commonly used in cabinetry, furniture manufacturing, and interior design projects to provide a uniform and finished appearance to the edges of these panels.
The wood veneer edge banding is made from thinly sliced natural wood veneer, typically 0.5mm to 2mm in thickness, that has been applied to a flexible backing material. The backing material can be made from paper, fleece, or polyester, and provides stability and ease of application.
Wood veneer edge banding offers various advantages, including durability, flexibility, and aesthetic appeal. It protects the edges from damage caused by impacts, moisture, and wear while adding an extra layer of natural wood beauty. Its flexibility allows it to be easily applied and trimmed to different sizes and shapes.
