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solid wood edgebanding white oak describes this FormWood edge banding strip, giving cabinet and furniture edges a matching solid wood surface where sheet goods leave an exposed core. The product is described as solid wood edgebanding, so the visible edge is real white oak rather than a printed or plastic edge, which keeps color and grain consistent with white oak panels in finished work. The web description states white oak, so this banding is suited for jobs where white oak faces or doors need a coordinated edge. The SAP description lists fleece non-glued, which means the back has a fleece layer without pre-applied adhesive, allowing installers to choose their preferred glue system for their process. The size is listed as 15/16 inch wide, so it covers standard 3/4 inch panels with a bit of overhang for trimming, which helps achieve a clean, flush edge. The roll length is listed as 500 feet, so one roll supports multiple cabinets or larger runs without frequent roll changes.
The stated 15/16 inch width gives useful overhang on standard 3/4 inch sheet goods, so the banding can be centered and then trimmed without exposing the core. The SAP description lists fleece non-glued, meaning the back has a fleece layer ready to accept adhesive chosen by the shop, which suits workflows that rely on separate glues or edgebanding machinery. The product class is edge banding, so it is intended to be applied along exposed edges of panels or components, tying raw edges into the overall white oak look. The solid wood designation means edges can be lightly sanded and finished with the same systems used on the face material, helping maintain an even sheen and color transition from face to edge.
The brand is listed as FormWood, and the category is edgebanding, wood, placing this roll squarely in wood surfacing work on cabinetry, furniture, and architectural panels that use white oak. The web description identifies it as solid wood edgebanding, white oak, so it fits projects where sheet goods or component edges must visually match white oak faces. The width is specified as 15/16 inch, which suits edging of 3/4 inch substrates such as cabinet sides, shelves, and end panels, because the extra width allows trimming for a clean reveal. The 500 foot roll length supports continuous runs in shop environments, so long cabinet lines or multiple identical units can be processed with a consistent edge material across the job.
The manufacturer part number NGWHO15/16 uniquely identifies this specific solid wood white oak edgebanding, helping shops reorder the same material for repeat work or touch-up runs. The SAP description 15/16 inch fleece non-glued white oak combines the key working properties: width, backing type, and species, all of which affect how the banding feeds, bonds, and finishes. The fleece non-glued backing accepts adhesive selected for the shop's environment, so bonding strength and open time can align with existing glue standards. The solid wood construction allows sanding flush with adjoining panels and applying shared stains or clear finishes, which promotes an even, professional transition from panel face to edge. The classification under edgebanding and surfacing shows its role as an edge treatment within a broader surfacing system, helping tie together exposed edges with white oak laminate or veneer faces in a coordinated assembly.
This product is described as solid wood edgebanding in white oak, so the exposed edge surface is real white oak that can be finished to coordinate with white oak faces.
The SAP description lists the width as 15/16 inch, giving extra coverage beyond typical 3/4 inch panels so edges can be trimmed back flush on both sides.
The SAP description states fleece non-glued, indicating a fleece backing without pre-applied adhesive, so shops apply their own glue to suit their process.
The web description specifies a 500 foot roll, allowing longer cabinet or panel runs to be edged from a single roll for consistent appearance along the job.
The category lists edgebanding, wood and the description specifies white oak, so it suits cabinets, furniture, and panels that use white oak faces and need matching edges.
The 15/16 inch width gives overhang on 3/4 inch sheet goods, letting installers trim back to a clean, straight edge without exposing the core material.
This FormWood solid wood edgebanding, white oak 15/16 inch x 500 foot roll, provides real white oak edges for cabinets, furniture, and panel work where white oak faces are used. The 15/16 inch width and 500 foot length support efficient production runs, while the fleece non-glued backing works with shop-selected adhesives. For projects calling for white oak edges that finish like the surrounding material, this NGWHO15/16 roll from Wurth Baer Supply offers a defined size, backing style, and species that align with professional woodworking workflows.
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