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Your cart is empty.High quality wood veneer edge banding Wood edge banding is used to cover the exposed sides of materials such as particle board, plywood, metal or MDF. The veneer edging increases the durability of your project as well as giving it a perfect finish. Real birch wood pre-glued edge banding Our birch wood edge banding is pre-glued with a German high-quality adhesive that provides a strong, permanent bond. The glue is activated by heat and will strongly apply this high-quality veneer edging onto your shelf, furniture or DIY project. You will receive 1 roll of birch wood, iron-on veneer edging with your purchase. Easy to install plywood edge banding The only tool you need to apply this veneer edging is a regular household iron at cotton (hot) temperature. To apply, simply position the veneer edging on the edge of your plywood or other substrate and smooth it with a few passes of an iron. Bandings are impregnated with a high-speed hot-melt glue that creates a permanent, durable bond. How to apply Edge Supply Edging 1. Prepare Surface Edge: Fill any large holes, sand rough spots, remove sawdust, cut edging ½" longer than surface to be covered. 2. Apply Edging: Preheat iron on “cotton” setting, position edging, slowly press iron over edging, check to see if glue is melting. Note: Use kraft paper or aluminum foil to protect iron bottom. 3. Bonding: While still hot, press veneer down firmly with wood block or roller, If there is a mistake, simply reheat and reapply. 4. Trim Edge: Allow edging to cool completely, trim any excess with an edge trimmer, a razor blade or file, sand smooth and finish as desired. BUY NOW this premium quality, birch iron-on wood veneer edging
BMS
2025-08-08 13:02:27
I've been woodworking for over 30 years and a DIYer for as long as I can remember (starting with my Dad), but I've never used veneer edge banding before. I normally use solid hardwoods, but I have to make ~20 kitchen drawers, so I'm opting for baltic birch plywood instead (for speed and wood stability). After researching a little I opted to get the 3/4" banding for 5/8" plywood. I can always trim off a little, but I can't add. Plus, I wasn't sure if the banding would slide around during the heat transfer phase, which it didn't.The 250' roll was a good deal and was a much better value than the smaller sizes. Of course for me, I have to make ~20 drawers, so I'll go though most of this roll. When the banding arrived I noticed that the sticker said "253 ft.", BONUS. Not a lot, but it's better than getting less. The banding width varied a little, but some of the wider parts were ~0.762" (see photo).I slightly oversized the length that I needed for each drawer side and placed the banding (glue side down, LOL) on the edge of the plywood, trying to center it since the banding was wider than the plywood (by intention). I used our iron (I'll have to get a cheap iron for veneering the rest) and set the temperature just under "wool". I placed the iron on one end and slowly moved it to the other end, then I doubled back a little quicker a few times for good measure. The bond seems really good. I then used a edge banding tool to trim the veneer to the correct size with no issues or tear-outs. I trimmed the ends with a flat cutting pliers, but a chisel would also work well (turn the piece over and push down on the chisel against the end piece of veneer when it's against a solid surface).Overall, I like the veneer and it did a good job.
joe s
2025-06-17 18:32:28
Excellent product !! Sticks well and perfect size
JesseN
2025-06-16 14:07:56
very good adhesive. great wood texture, plenty of product for the price
PersonWhoBuysThingsOccasionally
2025-06-02 18:42:14
I've used this edge banding on a variety of birch plywood cabinets. It has adhered nicely, looks good, and hasn't had any problems at all. I will buy it again when I run out!
Reg Hunt
2025-04-05 13:37:13
Easy to use. Have ordered multiple times
TR
2025-03-07 15:36:04
Fast delivery and just what I needed.
Meg
2025-02-24 10:59:32
I used this veneer banding on a project where I needed to glue three 3/4" thick 22x88" wood panels together and then cover up the edges. I was worried at first that it wouldn't be thick enough since I was worried any wood glue or extra space might be thicker than the veneer. But there was plenty of margin for me to iron it on and then cut/sand any remaining banding. The color and wood matched the plywood I got from Home Depot perfectly, and I'm about to start staining it.I will say that for panels as large as I used, I had to go over the glue quite a bit with the iron to make sure it was all melted and placed on. If you're doing a large panel, just make sure to go over the veneer in 6-inch sections at a time to make sure you get the glue melted on well. :)
C
2024-12-22 20:20:55
This just works. No complaints.
Pac1
2024-12-18 15:34:19
all good
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