The wooden edges are made of a sheet of wood. The edges are usually used to cover the tops of the board, thus giving them a finish similar to the one on the face and also enhancing the aesthetics of the products. The current range of edging extends to the entire range of slabs, respecting the characteristics of each product. The wooden edges can be supplied with a uniform layer of hot-melt glue on the reverse side to be used in edge-trimming machines or they can be supplied without glue, but with a backing called fleece, glued on the reverse side, making the wood veneer more resistant, flexible and moldable.