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PVC edgebanding Sugar Maple II gives cabinet and fixture shops a PVC edge banding option that is specified to match Pionite WM115 Sugar Maple II N Suede with a good color relationship, so visible edges track closely with that laminate tone on finished work.
The Doellken Woodtape construction designates this product as part of a dedicated edge banding line, which supports repeatable results for shops that standardize on a single brand across multiple jobs and want consistent appearance from run to run.
The 15/16 inch width provides enough coverage for many panel thicknesses where a standard edge band is used, helping hide the core material while still giving a small margin for trimming on typical cabinet and casework edges.
The 0.018 inch thickness defines a relatively thin PVC profile, which keeps the edge profile modest while still giving a defined band that can be trimmed and flushed with panel faces during fabrication.
The 600 foot roll length supports extended runs of cabinets, shelving, or commercial fixtures from a single roll, which limits changeovers on edgebanding machines and supports consistent color along longer production sequences.
The 15/16 inch width gives a band slightly wider than many panel edges, allowing trimmers to remove the overhang and produce a clean line along the panel faces, which supports neat corners and uniform reveals on cabinet work.
The 0.018 inch thickness contributes to a lighter edge profile, so after trimming and finishing, the transition from face material to edge band remains discreet and helps maintain the intended Sugar Maple II visual without a heavy edge.
The 600 foot roll length reduces how often operators switch rolls during machine or hand-fed processes, which keeps color continuity along consecutive parts and supports steady workflow on repetitive production jobs.
This PVC edgebanding Sugar Maple II is identified as color matched to Pionite WM115 Sugar Maple II N Suede, so it fits projects that are specified around that laminate, such as cabinets, countertops, or fixtures using that particular decorative surface.
The edge banding sits within the Edgebanding & Surfacing category, focused on PVC edgebanding, so it is suited to applications where exposed panel edges need a coordinated PVC strip that visually follows the chosen Sugar Maple II surface.
The woodtone Sugar Maple II appearance reference supports use on casework, store fixtures, and residential or commercial cabinetry that are designed to echo that tone, giving designers and builders a defined route to bring panel edges in line with the selected laminate.
The 600 foot roll format supports larger shop batches, allowing casework runs or multi-room projects built around Pionite WM115 Sugar Maple II N Suede to draw from the same roll, which helps maintain color consistency across doors, gables, and shelving segments.
The Doellken Woodtape brand association situates this product in a recognized edgebanding portfolio, which matters for firms that keep material records tied to brand and color codes when repeating work or extending an existing Sugar Maple II project later.
The identified color match to Pionite WM115 Sugar Maple II N Suede gives shops a defined link between laminate spec and edgebanding, which simplifies repeat jobs where the same Sugar Maple II tone is used on future cabinet or fixture orders.
The 15/16 inch band width provides predictable coverage on many common board thicknesses, which lets operators dial in trimming settings around a known overhang, helping streamline setup on edgebanders and hand trimmers.
The 0.018 inch PVC thickness means the edge band adds only a modest build to the panel edge, so jigs, reveals, and hardware clearances can remain close to standard designs using thin edgebanding profiles.
The 600 foot continuous roll length contributes to uniformity because long sequences of components can be processed from one roll, reducing small shifts in tone that may occur when projects are split between different color batches.
The clearly defined manufacturer part number 8284-1518-1 anchors ordering and reordering, so when a project spec calls for Sugar Maple II PVC edging in this size, purchasing and production can tie directly back to this exact banding reference.
The SAP description, listing 15/16X.018 EB, Sugar Maple II 600FT/RL, restates the dimensional and length information, helping align shop documentation, cut lists, and system records with the same edge band profile used on previous Sugar Maple II jobs.
The product is PVC edgebanding from the Doellken Woodtape line, so it functions as a PVC edge treatment for panels where a coordinated Sugar Maple II appearance is required.
The PVC edgebanding has a 15/16 inch width, giving slight overhang beyond many panel edges so trimming equipment can create a flush, clean edge during fabrication.
The edge banding is 0.018 inch thick, creating a relatively thin profile that keeps the edge detail modest while still delivering a defined Sugar Maple II band.
The roll length is 600 feet, supporting longer production runs or multiple related projects without changing rolls, which helps maintain color continuity across parts.
The banding has a stated color match to Pionite WM115 Sugar Maple II N Suede rated as good, so its tone is designed to coordinate with that laminate on cabinet and fixture edges.
The banding is classified under Edgebanding & Surfacing as PVC edgebanding, so it serves as a finishing strip for exposed panel edges on laminate-based constructions.
This PVC edgebanding Sugar Maple II, in 15/16 inch width, 0.018 inch thickness, and 600 foot roll length, delivers a defined option when work is specified around Pionite WM115 Sugar Maple II N Suede and edges must visually follow that surface.
With its Doellken Woodtape designation and clear 8284-1518-1 part reference, it supports shops that standardize colors and dimensions in their records, so repeat Sugar Maple II projects can rely on the same edge treatment each time.