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Which Edge to Choose
Endless Granite & Quartz Countertop Edge Options
When selecting your ideal edge design, consider slab thickness. Opt for simpler edges on 2-centimeter slabs, while 3-centimeter slabs allow intricate designs. Enhance thickness by adding a 2-centimeter stone strip to the bottom edge before shaping.
Balance beauty, practicality, and comfort, especially for kitchen countertops. Rounded edges offer a warm, cozy feel and reduce chipping risks. Classic options like squared-off straight edges and beveled edges create a traditional or high-tech look.
Explore profiles like bullnose, demi-bullnose, and half-bullnose to find the perfect fit. For added elegance, consider cove, ogee, Dupont, or cascading designs, though they may be more expensive. Discover the finest countertop edge styles at your Granite Supplier.
Popular granite & quartz countertop edges
Here are some popular granite countertop edges:
- Straight Edge: A simple, clean, and timeless edge that complements various design styles.
- Beveled Edge: Features a slight angle on the top corner, adding dimension and elegance to the countertop.
- Bullnose Edge: A rounded edge that creates a smooth and soft appearance, suitable for both contemporary and traditional settings.
- Eased Edge: A slightly eased and softened edge, providing a comfortable feel and a sleek look.
- Half Bullnose Edge: Similar to the bullnose, but with a more pronounced roundness on the top side.
- Ogee Edge: An intricate S-shaped edge that adds a touch of sophistication and luxury to the countertop.
- Waterfall Edge: Extends the countertop material down the sides, offering a seamless and modern look.
- Dupont Edge: Features a slight curve at the top corner, giving a unique and stylish finish to the granite.
- Chiseled Edge: Provides a rustic and textured appearance, perfect for achieving a natural and rugged look.
- Mitered Edge: Gives the illusion of a thicker countertop by joining two pieces of granite at a 45-degree angle, creating a clean and contemporary edge.