Natural Sliced Cut Edge Banding Veneer Ash For Furniture

Natural Sliced Cut Edge Banding Veneer Ash For Furniture
 

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Veneer Edgebanding is available in varying widths, each trimmable for applying to doors or end panels. All Veneer Edgebanding is available unglued or with a Kraft backing or Pressure Sensitive (PSA) Fleece backing option.

Edgebanding can be ordered Unfinished or with any of WalzCraft’s Stain & SolidTone colors, including Primed Only for painting. Solvent Wiped, Dry Wiped or Dusted Solvent Wiped Glaze Methods are also available for additional accenting & to match cabinet doors, drawer fronts & other component parts Prefinished by WalzCraft.

Real wood edge banding tape is for covering the edges of plywood and other non-wood edges and surfaces that need to be nicely finished., Common uses are for furniture and cabinetry, but edge tape will adhere to nearly any type of surface., All edge tape has a heat-sensitive glue backing and applies quickly with an iron.

If your plywood or veneered panel requires a clean and solid-wood look, you\'ll find that veneer edge banding (veneer edging) is an easy solution. Edge banding is real wood veneer that is pre-sanded and available in several sizes. The 7/8\" edge banding is ideal for 3/4\" thick plywood or veneered panels because it allows a bit of overhang and makes it easy to trim flush with an edge-trimming tool

Following is the step for using edge banding veneer

Step 1: Cover the Plywood Edges With Edge Banding
There are different techniques for finishing the exposed edges of plywood, but one of the easiest and best-looking methods is to use edge banding. This real wood veneer is made into a flexible tape backed with a heat activated adhesive, and it’s sized to fit a 3/4” thick plywood edge. Edge banding can be stained and finished like any other wood.
 

Step 2: Heat and Adhere the Edge Banding
To adhere the edge band, press it firmly against the work piece with an ordinary clothes iron set on medium. The iron’s heat melts the glue, adhering the band to the wood.
Remove the heat and use a roller to apply pressure to the edge. This insures that the melted adhesive has a tight grip as it sets up.
 

Step 3: Trim the Edge Banding Flush
The edge band comes slightly oversized, so a small amount needs to be trimmed off. Use an edge band trimmer and run it along the edge to trim it flush.
 

Step 4: Use a Doweling Jig to Drill the Face Holes
Plywood joinery also typically needs reinforcement. A butt joint -- one piece of wood butted up to the other (Image 1) -- is a weak joint, but it can be strengthened by adding dowels.
The first step is to drill properly sized, properly placed holes for the dowels. The holes on both sides of the joint must line up properly. You can measure each hole, a tedious and undependable process, or buy one of many available doweling jigs, or you can make your own jig from wood or aluminum (Image 2).
Place the jig where you want one work piece to line up with the other and drill the holes.
 

Step 5: Use the Jig to Drill the Edge Holes
Move the jig to the mating piece and clamp it in place, then drill holes into the plywood edge
To make sure the holes are a uniform depth, place a piece of masking tape on the drill bit as a depth indicator.
Place dowels in the holes and test fit the pieces. Check that the joints line up and the pieces fit snugly together
 

Step 6: Glue and Clamp the Doweled Pieces Together
To finish this process, apply a small amount of wood glue into the dowel holes and clamp the pieces together.
Common use: edge of furniture, plywood, MDF
We can supply the width from 10mm to 200mm with any veneer speices. The thickness can be produce 0.30mm, 0.50mm, 1.0mm, 1.5mm, 2.0mm, 2.5mm, 3.5mm. We use good quality veneer, glue and fleece paper to produce the best edge banding veneer for our customers. We also can produce lateral-cut edge banding veneer as customers’ special order. We do business based on double-win principle with good quality and reasonable prices.

 

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