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Stone Edge Profiles
With a wide variety of edge profiles available, there’s a style to suit every design vision—from simple and sleek to intricate and elegant. Here you will find edge illustrations and project photos showcasing unique edge options for stone countertops. These examples highlight how each profile enhances both the look and functionality of the surface, helping you choose the perfect finishing touch for your space.
Eased
Eased: Eased Edges are a popular choice for modern and traditional kitchens with a slightly rounded edge that is less prone to chipping.
Pencil
Pencil: Rounded edge like the shape of a pencil with slightly round top and bottom and a straight flat side.
Bullnose
Bullnose: Available in full or half bullnose. Full bullnose is a complete rounded edge with smooth finish while half bullnose has a rounded top and flat bottom, providing a clean modern look.
Bevel
Bevel: A 45-degree angled cut that creates a flattened corner and pointed bottom. Great for contemporary designs, easy to clean and less expensive to create
Ogee
Ogee: A graceful S-curve that transitions from concave to convex curve. This type of edge fits well in traditional kitchens and bathrooms, but can also make the transition into more modern settings
Dupont
Dupont: A variation of the Ogee design. Dupont edge has a short 90-degree angle that extends down to a rounded edge. It’s a great option for granite and marble but will look good on any countertop.
Shark Nose
Shark Nose: A popular choice for minimalist kitchen designs the shark nose edge features a slim rounded edge that protrudes out from the counters surface
View more edge design options here.
Mitered and Waterfall Edges
Mitered: Countertop made with 2 pieces of stone that are cut at a 45-degree angle and then joined together to create a 90-degree edge. The seam at the corner creates an illusion of a horizontal countertop that flows over onto the vertical surface.
Mitered Edge
Waterfall: A popular choice for modern kitchens. This countertop extends over the edge of a cabinet, island, or seating area at a 90-degree angle all the way down to the floor. Creating a free-flowing illusion and thus the waterfall name.
Waterfall Edge
Mitered Edge
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