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Edge-Profile
Types of Countertop Edge Profiles
As a fabricator of quartz, natural stone, and cabinetry, we offer a wide range of countertop edge profiles to fit every style and budget. Here are some popular options:
Straight Edge: A modern and clean choice with slightly rounded corners for safety.
Bullnose Edge: Fully rounded, giving a smooth look that is safe and elegant.
Beveled Edge: This style adds architectural character with an angular cut that creates a smooth, clear edge.
Ogee Edge: Classic design that adds depth and beauty to countertops.
Mitered Edge: Creates the illusion of thickness by joining two pieces at a 45-degree angle.
Eased
Rounded Top & Bottom
1/4* Round
Matched Bevel
1/4* Bevel
1/2* Bevel
Flat Ogee
Ogee
Bullnose Ogee
Cove Ogee
Cove
Cove Dupont
Half Bullnose
Demi Bullnose
Full Bullnose
Hollywood Bevel
Waterfall
Dupont
Metered
Laminated
Radius Corner Options
Our Standard Corner Are 2” For The Inside Radius And 3/4” For The Outside Radius, Depending On The Application. They would need to be scaled appropriately.
Considering Functional vs Decorative Edge Profiles
When selecting an edge profile, it’s essential to balance affordability with aesthetics. Functional edge profiles, such as softer or bullnose, provide safety and are simple to maintain, making them perfect for frequently used areas. Decorative profiles like ogee or waterfall edges can improve the visual look of your countertops but may require more care to keep them clean. Consider your lifestyle and the design of your taste when making your choice.
How Material Influences Countertop Profile
The type of material you choose can have a big impact on the available edge profiles. For example, quartz and granite can accommodate complex designs like ogee or mitered edges due to their durability. On the other hand, softer stones like natural stone may be better suited for simpler profiles to avoid breaking. We help you with determining which edge profiles are compatible with your chosen material.
Countertop Edge Profile Trends
Current trends in countertop edge profiles lean towards a mix of modern simplicity and classic elegance. Simplified and curved edges are popular for modern designs, while ornate styles like ogee and waterfall edges are becoming more popular in traditional settings. Keeping up with these trends can help you create a timeless yet stylish look in your kitchen or bathroom.