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Table Edging

Tables made of plywood, MDF, or particle board have unfinished, unprotected, and even unattractive edges. A recommended solution is to apply an edging material around the tabletop. Common materials used on table edges include wood, vinyl, and rubbers. However, some of these options offer more in appearance than they do in protection. Do you need table edging that is as durable as it is decorative? Urethane, polyurea, and polyurea hybrids have innate properties that make them appealing and long-lasting. They can also be used to restore and replace old table edging material.

These are tough yet flexible materials that are ideal for industrial and commercial applications. They are typically dispensed or sprayed into a mold to form durable parts that adhere seamlessly to table edges. They reduce damage caused by impact and withstand the toughest punctures, bumps, and blows. You can even enhance the aesthetic appeal of your table edging with different textures, finishes, and colors, from smooth and glossy to a detailed wood-like appearance. With varying degrees of hardness, the material can be soft to the touch for the perfect blend of strength and comfort.

50-60 D polyurea hybrids are used for optimal impact and abrasion resistance in indoor and outdoor applications. They are sprayed directly on table edges to create a tough, seamless barrier of protection. They replace thermoplastic materials that have cutlines, making it harder to pick the material off the table edge.
Our 60 and 70 A urethane rubber options are great for indoor table edging applications. They are best used in injection molding systems and have quick demold times for rapid table edging production. Moldable rubbers are generally more desired when a complex or custom shape is desired. Urethane also offers stain and antimicrobial-resistant properties as well as protection from impacts so it will not warp, crack, peel, or flake. These urethanes can be easily pigmented to generate any desired color.
We also offer a fast-setting polyurea for indoor and outdoor table edging. When sprayed directly onto table edges, it penetrates and bonds to the substrate for seamless protection. With a shore hardness of 95 A, it is slightly harder than our rubbers but offers UV color stability, chemical resistance, and low moisture sensitivity. It can absorb impacts without denting or cracking to extend the life of the furniture.