Red Oak Wood Veneer 2" x 50'

Worked perfectly and adhered well. Easy to cut, sanded and finished as it should. Would buy again in a heartbeat.

Purchased this for the vertical edge around by wood bar top. Worked great, easy to use. Purchased a $10 iron at Target to adhere it to the vertical edge of the bar top, used black stain on the bar top and on the edge banding and my project came out beautiful.

If you didn't mind spending more money, then this is a 4 star product, but factoring in the price this product is surprising good. I will say make sure to get the glue hot, like almost too hot to touch. In my first try I ironed a little to quickly and had some separation. I was able to fix by just re-ironing the product. After that I was careful to slowly iron and get everything good and hot, and had no issues with separation.

I think the product has a good quality, but it is not so easy to adhere to the material. I used plywood. Just heating with the iron wasn’t enough to adhere. I had to pass the iron to melt the glue and then use a wooden piece to make pressure against the plywood. To finish it I used a utility knife and sanded it. I would buy it again, I think it is worth the price.

Easy to iron on. Used cotton setting on our iron. Sticks well. Stained really well. Really dressed up a nice piece of plywood that we made a table for our camper.

Purchased this to finish off the exposed edge of red oak that I had used to make a bathroom vanity. It was easy to work with and the glue holds strong. Would definitely purchase again.

The veneer was rough and split/chipped easily. Took a lot of patience to prepare without damaging it. It worked, but will not purchase again. Do yourself a favor and buy a better quality edge banding.

This went on easy with an old Iron. I trimmed the edge, sanded and stained it. It made the door look like solid oak.

This edge banding worked well on our kitchen cabinets when we replaced the countertops. We used it to cover up the melamine which was left showing after the countertops no longer had the overhang edge that originally hid the melamine. The colour was a little lighter than our cabinets so we rubbed the Veneer with pecan coloured stain and it worked beautifully.

This is real wood with hotmelt adhesive on the back. Haven't stained it yet, can't address that, but I'm confident it's going to be fine - it's thick. I plan on buying more.

Goes on ok. A bit thin so it will break fairly easy when working with it. Make sure to have it against a very firm surface (no bumps or gaps) and be sure to give it a protective coating (stain, butcher block oils, and/or clear coat) so that it can strengthen up a bit. If it were thicker I'd give more stars as it is a very beautiful edge piece.

Works as expected. Ironed on nice. No complaints, will buy again.

Superb quality, minium joints,presanded, highly recommend