Why Edge Profile?
Edge profile also known as Edge finish which completes your countertops. Not just appearance but it also gives you safety while working on countertops.
Choosing an edge style becomes difficult at times when you have lot of options. Your decision may be influenced by a single simple style or combination of styles. It is something which will remain with you for the years to come.
Countertop edges can be created at the fixing facility or at a fabrication facility before being transported to the site. The fabricator uses years of experience and technology to achieve precise shape of your choice.
In This blog we will throw light on various edge finishes available for Countertops, Kitchen Tops, Vanity and lot of other surfaces.
We will explain in detail what edge styles you can have for your new countertop.
Standard & Superior Edge Finish
All kind of edge treatment does not fall under the same category. All edge treatment is different from another and different countertop edge profiles can be categorized as ‘standard’ or ‘Superior’ based on the level of element they have. As you can expect, Superior edges will come at a higher cost than standard edges.
Standard Edge Finishes
Standard edge finishes can be easily spotted as they are very common for countertops in general.
Square Edge
The straight edge is a square edge that is rounded ever so slightly to restrict the damage to the countertop and prevent the injuries. This edge finish is the simplest yet very elegant form of edge finish for any kind of countertop. Moreover it is very easy to maintain.
Half Bevel Edge
This edge finish is subtle, yet very stylish. It allows any spilled liquid to run off the countertop without damaging the cabinets below. This edge is a great option for any countertop; you can choose various angles and depth of bevel as per your choice.
Quarter Round Edge
Quarter Round edge makes countertop look slightly thicker. This edge finish is a great fit for either traditional or modern kitchen designs. In addition to your kitchen countertop, this edge also looks elegant on bathroom and vanity surfaces.
Half Bullnose Edge
The Half Bullnose edge finish has slight curve on the upper portion which leads down to a straight lower portion. Like the Half Bevel edge, this will also allow spilled liquid to run off the countertop without spoiling cabinets below. Moreover the Half Bullnose edge will also make your surface look thicker.
Full Bullnose Edge
Full bullnose edge is one of the most popular standard countertop edges across the world. This edge finish is in practice since ages still it looks fresh and catchy. It looks well on all surfaces like kitchen, table, bathroom, vanity, etc.
Superior Edge Finishes
If you want lavish style for your countertops, consider going with a superior edge finishes. You will have several sophisticated styles to select from. Below are just some of these fantastic choices.
Ogee Edge
Ogee style is the most popular selection amongst homeowners. The edge features a magnificent S-shaped curve. It looks particularly great in customary kitchen designs.
Dupont Edge
The Dupont edge features a 90-degree angle straight cut at the top that works its way down for 1/4 to 1/3 of the entire thickness into a rounded edge at the bottom. It is a braver alternative to the Ogee edge finish. A Dupont edge looks marvelous on any surface.
Double Bullnose Edge
The Double Bullnose edge as the name suggests is a combination of two rounded Bullnose edges. It is both a stunning and real choice for your any countertop.
Cove Dupont Edge
The Cove Dupont edge is three steps which contain a concave curve that makes its way down into a 90-degree angle and at last convex bottom. This edge will be suitable for either modern or traditional design patterns.
Chiseled Edge
If you think of rustic and natural style, a Chiseled edge is the perfect option. This edge design is not smoothed or rounded, and leaves surface feeling of the natural state.
Laminated Edges
Joining two separate edges and making it one gives the laminated edge finish. Laminated edges makes the countertop or surface to look bold and thick. We will try to cover the most of laminated edge options.
Mitered Edge
The Mitered edge combines two edges which are cut at45 degree angle. It is very common for rectangular countertops. This edge finish looks great at all kind of countertops.
Laminated Bullnose Edge
The Laminated Bullnose edge is double the thickness of the original surface thickness. This creates a beautiful, thick appearance for your countertop. It is also very common and widely practiced laminated edge.
Ogee Straight Edge
Ogee straight edge finish is a combination of an Ogee edge and a Straight edge. It gives look of both edges straight and ogee at same time. This edge finish is the best option when you want to double the edge thickness with ogee finish.
Cove Dupont/Ogee Edge
This enormous laminated edge profile combines the detailed Cove Dupont and Ogee edges to create an amazing beautiful edge for your countertop.
Laminated Ogee Edge
A Laminated Ogee edge joins two classic Ogee edges to create a thicker edge profile. This edge looks great in a traditional kitchen setting.
About the writer:
We at sonnet stone master in all kind of edge finishes and possess extensive experience in providing ready to fit countertops to hotels, residential projects, commercial projects like airport, shopping malls, office complex, railway station, metro station, bus terminals, etc.