PVC edgebands for TMATT Transformad collection
Cantisa has available PVC edgebands for “TMATT” Transformad collection. From now Cantisa’s customers can find edgebanding solutions for all of these supermatt boards.
Transformad’s new collection includes 6 neutral colours, from Bianco Zen clarity to Nero darkness. They are high-tech boards, with soft touch and an extra-resistant surface.
Designers and furniture manufacturers can keep the matt effect and the silky touch also on the edge of the boards. Cantisa’s edgebands are the perfect finish for Transformad’s innovative boards, conveying together sensations through a haptic experience.
Cantisa can manufacture Zero Line version for the complete gama.
Download TMATT cross-reference table or visit the edgeband finder of the company in order to know all the references available.
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