40mm Real Oak Edging Tape - 10m Iron On Edging Strip Pre-Glued Oak Veneer Edging Tape Hot-Melt Adhesive Wood Trim Edging for DIY Application, Edge Tape Edge Banding for Shelves and Panels

We've used edging tape on worktops in the past, but this time it was door replacements we needed this for. This oak tape perfectly matches our doors, and this morning we had the first door ready to edge. It's very flexible to fit (perfect width for us), but most importantly of all, the iron worked! In fact, I held the door at one end while hubby ironed and used a little wooden roller on it; even the heat from my hands was activating the glue, although I was able to pull the tape up for him to go over! Brilliant, we loved this, and thoroughly recommend it for ease of use and how it looks when finished

Great value for money, easy to apply with a domestic iron on medium heat, easy to cut to size with a pair of kitchen scissors. All round good product.

Brilliant, you can’t notice it’s been added to the hinge side of the door , Hot iron to melt it on , Stanley blade to trim then sandpaper to rub down to the edges flush!

To be honest I got very lucky with this veneer. All I really knew about the plywood I was applying it to was that it was a hardwood ply. I'm delighted by the result, but definitely more down to luck than judgement! As I suspect is the case with most such veneer tape, there are regular zig-zag joins where the sections are attached - it's a good idea to try to make sure this join doesn't coincide with a corner! Anyway I'm delighted with the result and will be buying more - making stuff out of plywood need no longer look scruffy!

Great product

Very easy to use. Looked brilliant

Not tried yet but looks good

The veneer is poor quality, it has wrinkles in it after ironing on and worse still is the glue, when you have trimmed off the excess veneer flush with the wood and then proceed to sand it edge down the glue is like rubber and spreads along the grain of the wood sheet, it takes some effort to remove and all the time you hope you are not going to expose the sub material below the sheet wood veneer that you have stuck the edging veneer to. i have used veneers for a long time and this is the worst, as i've used some I am not even going to send it back, its going in the dust din and i'm going to remove what i've ironed on and find something better.