4 Quartz Countertops Edge Profiles
How to Choose Quartz Countertops Edge Profiles? The edge profile is the shape of the edge that the stone will be cut. Usually, the first step is to choose the material. Once the material is selected, it is also important to consider other details, like the edge profile. Edge profiles can change the style.
Mainly think about what style you are going for. Some edges go better with traditional style, and others fit best with modern styles.
The most popular edge profiles include the beveled edge, the bullnose edge, and the ogee edge.
A beveled edge is a good option for a modern look. This edge is characterized by a sharp angle angled towards the countertop’s inside. It can be used for many countertop materials.
A bullnose edge is a good option if you are looking for a more traditional look. It is a curved or rounded shape that wraps around the countertop.
An ogee edge is a good option if you are looking for a more ornate look. This edge is curved shape that curves inwards and then outwards again.
The edge will affect the look and feel of the countertop. Edges can be simple or complex with or without curves and sharp or rounded angles. More decorative or complex edges can be added at an additional cost.
4 categories of edge profiles:
- Standard
- Level 1 Upgrade
- Level 2 Upgrade
- Laminated
Standard
Standard edges give a spotless and straightforward look.
Facilitated Edge
The most fundamental ledge edge is the facilitated edge (some call it a straight edge). It is a squared edge with just an exceptionally slight incline that takes the sharpness from the edges
Angle
A slanted edge is fundamentally a cut made at around a 45-degree point along the top edge of the ledge. Sloping relax sharp edges, yet additionally makes a solid structure articulation.
Half Bullnose Edge
Half Bullnose is where the top edge is adjusted significantly, and the base isn’t adjusted.
Full Bullnose Edge
Full bullnose changes over the edge of the ledge to an ideal half-circle. So the edge is adjusted on top and base. Full Bullnose Edge is a decent shape from the security viewpoint, as the two sides are adjusted.
Level 1 Upgrade
Level 1 update edges are extremely well known because of its magnificence and polish. These are usually utilized in conventional designs. It is an incredible method to upgrade the excellence of the stone. Kitchen architects now and again utilize one edge on the kitchen island and an alternate edge on the border ledges to highlight the island.*
Level 2 Upgrade
Level 2 update edges have progressively multifaceted subtleties, regularly have more bends, yet can fluctuate somewhat relying upon the intricacy. It adds an exquisite touch to a progressively ornamental plan project.*
Laminated
In any case, for the custom look, we offer overlaid edges. They can be the most costly since they are the most perplexing.
These edges are made out of two slabs. They are joined or covered together to give the rock the presence of a lot thicker countertop. Sometimes two diverse single-edge profiles can be consolidated, and it can give an emotional and cut appearance to the stone. There are numerous mixes of the covered edges. These include: Eased over Eased, Demi over Demi, Demi over Eased, 1/4 round over Eased, Half Bullnose over Eased, Large Ogee over Full Bullnose, 1/2 or 3/4 Bevel over Eased, Large Ogee over Eased, Half Bullnose over half Bullnose, Half Bullnose over topsy turvy Half Bullnose, Small Ogee over Small Ogee, Bevel over Bevel, Small Ogee over Half Bullnose*
*Available just for specific materials
What is the best edge profile for countertops?
There is no one definitive answer to this question, as the best edge profile for countertops depends on your specific needs and preferences. Some popular edge profiles include beveled edges, bullnose edges, and eased edges. Ultimately, the best edge profile for your countertops will come down to personal preference.
There are numerous styles and choices, and it’s a matter of picking the correct one for you and your plan style. View all edge profiles Stone Spirit offers.
When you are ready, contact a professional company, like Stone Spirit. We have experienced design specialists that can help you match the material and find the best edge profile for your kitchen, bathroom, or office.
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