Similar to bullnoses, there are different types of beveled edge profiles. In addition to the elegant look of a quartz countertop, you'll enjoy the fact that it doesn't delaminate, scratches easily, or stains. While it looks rough, our polishers take most of the rough off so it's only in appearance. It is a safer option when compared to the eased and bevel edges, as the corner is softened. Opulent & timeless kitchen decor.
Full bullnose – This profile is completely rounded from top to bottom. These edges are invariably more aesthetically pleasing to any environment and softer than softened edges. The top and bottom have the tiniest bend, but the edge is just short of being squared. You can select different variations, including a half or quarter beveling, with the former being more defined. These edges are used almost exclusively in granite and quartz countertops, so they come with an implied luxury. Countertop cuts with beveled edges can be categorized based on the angle of the edges as follows: - Small beveled: When the angle of the bevel is about ¼ inch and does not go deep into the countertop edge, it is known as a small or quarter bevel. You'll see the pairings of edges and stone available through the eyes of their experience, and they'll help you make an informed decision about more than just the aesthetic appeal. From choosing the right contractor to picking your granite slab and the aesthetic details, the possibilities may be overwhelming. The most common types of edges are called: - eased or pencil edge.
If you have a modern kitchen with sharp, clean lines, then a quarter round edge (also known as "pencil" edge, as the top edge of the granite has a slight radius, about the diameter of a pencil) will complement the sleek look of your room and will help create the desired impression of elegance and simplicity. Granite edges are the perfect way to add something special to your kitchen countertops or bathroom flooring. Mitered countertop edges create the illusion of a thicker slab and a luxurious touch to your kitchen, no matter what kind of countertop material you're using. Fancy edges can include: - Versailles. With those sharp 90-degree angles they may not be the most chip-resistant choice, but they do present a striking aesthetic, especially in a contemporary or modern home.
Beveled edges are sleek and angled. It looks amazing, is quite easy to use, and has many applications. Ogee edges shine in larger spaces, where the added depth doesn't overwhelm the room. Also, it is easy to wipe the countertop mess off the sloping countertop edges. The style is very safe for children as there are no sharp corners to run into. Whichever you decide, we will be here to help make your dream a reality!
The edge is safe for small children as it protects against sharp corners, and the smooth edges also prevent chipping, extending their lifespan. Moreover, it will not allow spills to drip down your cabinetry because the bottom section is flat and straight. Safe for kids & small spaces. The Quarter Inch Bevel (1/4 inch bevel) is a good choice when you don't want a rounded edge on your granite but still want some shape. This edge creates a sleek, clean, and sophisticated look. The top edge is rounded but the bottom is still around 90 degrees. The most elementary edge in a granite countertop is a straight edge.
It's rounded on the top and flat on the bottom. It is also handy when there are spills or water around, this and many other edges are angled to help keep spills from falling down the face of your cabinets. This helps mitigate some of the cleaning difficulty you can experience with bullnose edge countertops, while still maintaining that graceful curved profile. Full Bullnose Countertop Edge. It also goes well with rustic or antique feeling decor or spaces that need a design pop. Being sleek, yet not too chiseled, the bevel edge profile is less dramatic and offers a more subtle finish for your granite tile countertop edges. This type of solution is perfect for creating the illusion of a thickercountertop. These granite edges types are more durable than other edges and resistant to chips, scratches, heat, and cold. Full bullnoses are curved along the top and bottom, while half bullnoses are curved at the top but flat on the bottom. Working with granite. Since they aren't very straight, they don't catch dust and dirt as spite their elegance, ogee edge profiles can be more costly than other styles.