Stone countertop edge type
Stone countertop edging modeling Daquan
According to the best quality and aesthetics, the thickness of the countertop is 3 cm, but the price is not much more expensive than the 2 cm, but it is also much more beautiful than the 2 cm. You can also use a 2cm countertop and add 2cm sides, which will give you a 4cm edge. But there will be slight seam marks.
Today I will introduce to you the types of countertop edging！
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Straight edges are a great style for any kitchen or bathroom. Especially suitable for modern looks.
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¼ rounded edge is a simple profile that is perfect for kitchens and bathrooms. Its slight curve maximizes the visual thickness of the countertop. This edge is suitable for both traditional and modern designs.
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A ¼ beveled edge accentuates the thickness of a kitchen or bathroom countertop. This edge is a great option for those looking to add shape to their countertops but don't want a rounded edge.
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The ¼ rounded edges are slightly curved on both the upper and lower parts of the countertop.
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The half-rounded edge has a slight curvature on the top surface of the countertop, with a straight bottom.
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Half-beveled edges are a great way to add a bit of design to your countertop while maintaining a straight line and overall look. Half-slopes are ideal for letting water flow off the countertop without damaging the cabinets below.
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Bullnose sides are perfect for traditional kitchens or bathrooms. This edge is a timeless classic that gives your countertop a very smooth look by making it appear thinner.
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The curve of the semicircular edge extends further back than the other rounded edges, and the bottom is flat. The sleek shape clears any spills directly from the cabinets.
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The beveled edges are nice, crisp, and the angles are strong. It provides a solid look to any countertop and is especially suitable for kitchen use. The bottom of the countertop has the same 45 degree angle as the top.
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hypotenuse. The elongated slope will protect water and other liquids from damaging the cabinets below. Beveled edges are a stylish option for kitchen countertops.
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This is the most popular edge profile for natural stone countertops. The edges feature an intricate S-curve that provides the perfect look for a traditional kitchen.
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French sides are great for kitchen granite and marble countertops.
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The edge has a small bevel, rounded bottom. Provides the appearance of extended edges without taking up more space.
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The edges have a crescent curve, and the 90-degree angle joins the rounded base. The result is a classic, refined edge shape that is extremely modern.
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The whole bottom edge is rounded, and it's great whether it's a kitchen countertop or a bathroom vanity. This edge can give the countertop a complete look while still looking good.
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The half-curved edge shape is a simple but stylish look that will fit any countertop. The small crescent curve provides a unique visual experience.
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The edging, waterfall-like shape features multiple rounded edges. A waterfall edge will give the countertop a thick and elegant look, perfect for a luxury kitchen. But clean your countertops daily to avoid dust buildup in the crease.
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The double bullnose edge combines two rounded, rounded edges for a look reminiscent of running water. Make sure your cabinets stay dry with this design and the countertops will look great.
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It has a unique crescent-shaped edge shape, with a modern look and elegant silhouette, ideal for classic kitchens. This edge works well and accentuates the beauty of the countertop.
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A beveled edge is a gentle slope with a rounded bottom. This edge is a fantastic option for a kitchen island, and its elongated taper provides a stylish edge profile.
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The edge shape resembling a stair tread is a modern and elegant profile with a curved undercut lip that will enhance the visual appeal of counters and cabinets. This edge suits both traditional and modern design schemes.
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It's a bold and chic edge shape that works well with contemporary design schemes.
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Combined with the S-shaped design of the duckbill, this gorgeous edge profile will accentuate the beauty of your countertop. And complements traditional kitchen design schemes.
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The thinnest shape in the visual sense magnifies the beauty of the traditional duckbill. This edge has a sleek and graceful curve that works with both modern and traditional design schemes.
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The bay shape, combined with the shape of the bullnose, provides a decorative and luxurious aesthetic to traditional kitchens, especially on center islands. This complex edge may be cumbersome to machine.
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The crescent edge is a softly curved profile that mimics a traditional bullnose edge, but with a lesser curvature, adding a slightly sharper aesthetic. This look is simple and alluring and fits into a contemporary design scheme.
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The natural face edge is one of the hand-finished shapes that are more natural and rustic. The unique creation of this edge makes the countertop look very special.
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The thickened bullnose edge gives the feel of a thicker countertop and adds a rounded edge to the bottom of the original rounded edge. This adds thickness and smoothness, showing the full curve of the countertop.
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Thickened quarter-round edges give the impression of a rounded profile at the top and straight edges at the bottom of the countertop. It's a simple and smooth edge design for kitchen or bathroom countertops.
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The S-shape combines the most popular edges of straight lines to add a thicker dimension to your countertop. This edge is ideal for traditional kitchen settings.
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A modern design with a half-bevel combined with straight edges, giving the illusion of a thicker countertop. This is a great option for kitchen countertops that need a simple design with a full look.
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Mitered edges are a common countertop edge shape, often used on rectangular countertops joined at a 45-degree angle to create a distinct edge. Mitered edges create a streamlined effect, which is ideal for modern kitchen designs.
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The double-layered half-rounded edge overlay showcases a thick edge profile, ideal for a unique kitchen countertop shape.
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The 1/4 semi-rounded edge is stacked on top of the semi-rounded edge, and an extra half-inch bullnose edge is added to the bottom to create a thick look that's an ideal countertop effect for traditional kitchens.
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Curved and semicircular edge knots are a combination of two popular edge shapes. The elegantly curved edge sits on the half-inch rounded profile, giving the kitchen countertop a thick and stylish look.
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This one combines the rounded style of the classic S-curve on a full bullnose edge with a thick and attractive edge shape, and is a great choice for kitchen countertops, especially center islands.
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This edge combines two classic duckbill-like shapes, making it ideal for unique traditional kitchen countertops.
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Laminated edges, 1/4 rounded edges combined with a very classic curved shape create a thickened look that is sure to be the center of attention. Show off the unique style by adding an extra 1/4 rounded edge to extend the curved edge.
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A superimposed mosaic edge is a unique combination of two straight edges with the lower half inserted from the upper half. Stacked inserts in a modern style design look great.
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The wire rope look is a very unique design that mimics the look of a braided braid. More paired with rustic design schemes.
