PET/PVC EDGE Band
Surface: Matt/Glossy/Wood Veneer
Color: customized colors are available
Thickness: 23*1mm or customized
Width: Regular size 1250mm or customized
Application: Repairs on wardrobes, kitchen cabinets, door boards, bathroom cabinets, commercial decoration, etc.
Feature: Repairs easily on carpet, wardrobe, and is ECO-friendly.
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Edge banding is an auxiliary material widely used in:
Its main function is to cover the exposed edges of panel materials after cutting.
Beyond protection, it also enhances:
Today, PVC, PET, and Decorative Edge Bands are the most commonly used types in the market.
With the rapid development of:
edge banding has evolved from a simple protective material into a combination of:
“Functionality + Aesthetics”
What is PVC Edge Banding?
PVC (Polyvinyl Chloride) edge banding is one of the most widely used materials in the furniture industry, known for its:
Key Features
Surface Finishes Available
PVC edge banding can simulate:
Main Applications
PVC edge banding is widely used in:
Market Position
PVC remains the dominant material in:
Mass furniture manufacturing due to its strong cost control advantage.
What is PET Edge Banding?
PET (Polyethylene Terephthalate) edge banding is an environmentally friendly alternative that is gaining rapid adoption, especially in premium furniture markets.
Key Advantages
Main Applications
PET edge banding is widely used in:
Market Trend
As environmental regulations tighten and consumer awareness grows, PET edge banding is rapidly expanding in:
What is Decorative Edge Banding?
Decorative edge banding focuses on:
Its purpose is to ensure the board edge matches the panel surface more naturally.
Common Surface Types
Market Trend Shift
The industry is moving from:
Solid color edge banding
to:
“Seamless color + texture matching systems”
Application Trend
Decorative edge banding is widely used in:
Consumers now prioritize:
Driven by:
edge banding materials are evolving toward:
1. Eco-Friendly Materials
2. Advanced Edge Sealing Technology
3. Surface Innovation
4. Color Matching Systems
5. Functional Upgrades
Edge banding has evolved from a simple protective strip into a critical component of modern furniture manufacturing.
Today it plays a dual role:
Material Positioning Summary
Final Insight
With the rise of:
edge banding is becoming a key factor in:
product competitiveness, visual identity, and brand positioning in the global furniture industry.