Edgemate Maple Wood Veneer Edgebanding 7/8" x 3.1 mm, Unfinished, 328', 4951001

Maple Edgebanding 3.1mm x 7/8 For Clean Edges

Maple edgebanding 3.1mm x 7/8 gives you natural grade A real wood veneer in a consistent strip, so cabinet and furniture edges finish to match maple surfaces with a solid, furniture-grade look across the run. The Edgemate brand edge banding uses real wood veneer, which lets you sand and finish the edge with typical woodworking processes to visually blend with surrounding maple components. This edgebanding is 7/8 inch wide and 3.1 mm thick, providing enough material to cover standard panel thicknesses while allowing a small trimming margin for a flush edge. The veneer is finger jointed and laminated to a continuous fleece membrane, which creates long continuous lengths from shorter veneer segments while supporting the veneer during handling and application on the bench or edgebander. The product has a 180 grit finish, sanded, so the surface is ready for typical finishing workflows where a fine, uniform scratch pattern is useful.

Key Maple Edgebanding Details For Shop Work

• Natural grade A real wood veneer gives your edge a genuine maple surface, which matters when you want color, grain, and finishing behavior that align with maple panels in the same project.
• Finger jointed and laminated to a continuous fleece membrane creates a continuous strip from multiple veneer pieces, which supports long, uninterrupted runs on cabinets and furniture parts without frequent joints at the edge.
• No factory pre-applied adhesive means the back is unglued, allowing you to match this edgebanding with the adhesive system already used in your shop for better control of application and bond process.
• The 180 grit finish, sanded surface provides a fine, uniform texture, which helps the edgebanding accept stains or clear finishes consistently along its length during finishing operations.
• Edgebanding that is 7/8 inch wide and 3.1 mm thick gives you a substantial edge layer, which is useful when flush trimming and light sanding are part of your workflow to dial in a clean final edge.
• Rolls supplied at 328 linear feet per roll allow long continuous application runs, which supports efficient processing of multiple cabinet parts or panels in a single setup without frequent material changes.

Edgemate Maple Edgebanding Fit And Application

This Edgemate maple edge banding is classified as edge banding in the edgebanding and surfacing category, so it is suited to covering exposed panel edges in cabinet and woodworking projects. The real wood veneer construction gives you an edge that can be processed with common woodworking tools, which helps keep trimming and sanding steps in line with normal shop practice. With a width of 7/8 inch, the banding offers a bit of overhang beyond many panel thicknesses, so trimming tools can cut back to a precise flush edge without starving the corner. The 3.1 mm thick profile provides a substantial layer of maple at the edge, which supports light profiling or easing of corners after trimming while maintaining a maple face at the edge. Because the back has no factory pre-applied adhesive, this unglued banding works with adhesive methods chosen at the bench or machine, giving flexibility in how it is applied to different substrates.

Using This Real Wood Veneer Edgebanding In Builds

Where This Maple Edge Banding Performs Best

This maple edgebanding is described as natural grade A real wood veneer, which suits cabinet and woodworking applications where a visible maple edge needs to coordinate with maple faces. The finger jointed construction laminated to a continuous fleece membrane allows long continuous runs on case sides, shelves, or furniture panels, since the joints are handled within the veneer assembly rather than at the edge of every part. Being part of the edgebanding, wood product class, the banding fits roles where exposed panel edges must transition cleanly to flat surfaces, such as door edges or cabinet ends. The 7/8 inch width lets it cover typical panel thicknesses with enough overhang to manage minor panel size variations, which helps keep visual lines straight when trimming edges. Its 3.1 mm thickness means the edge has notable maple mass, so eased corners or minor shaping after trimming still present a maple face to the user when the project is in service.

Details That Support Consistent Edge Results

The continuous fleece membrane bonded to the finger jointed veneer supports the banding during handling and application, which helps the strip track smoothly through manual or automated processes without the veneer breaking apart. The 180 grit finish, sanded, gives the surface a fine, uniform scratch pattern, so subsequent finishing steps such as clear coating or staining meet a predictable surface, which is important when matching color and sheen along the entire run. Because there is no factory pre-applied adhesive, the unglued back lets you use adhesive systems that suit your equipment and substrates, supporting consistent bond performance across different jobs. The natural grade A classification indicates a real wood maple veneer selected for appearance, which helps the finished edge present a maple look that works with visible cabinet faces. In combination, the 7/8 inch width and 3.1 mm thickness give the edge enough material to tolerate trimming and light sanding while still maintaining a full maple presence at the edge line.

Common Questions About This Maple Edgebanding

Select This Maple Edgebanding For Matching Edges

This maple edgebanding from Edgemate combines natural grade A real wood veneer with a 3.1 mm thick, 7/8 inch wide profile, giving you a substantial maple edge that works with cabinet and furniture projects using maple surfaces. The finger jointed veneer laminated to a continuous fleece membrane and the 180 grit sanded finish support smooth handling, application, and finishing steps in the shop. With unglued backing and 328 linear feet per roll, this edge banding fits production or serious DIY workflows that rely on real wood maple edges. Choose this product when a continuous, maple-faced edge is needed across panels and parts.