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Choosing Edges for Kitchen and Bathroom Countertops

u00bcu201d Round Edges are simple, yet stylish. Instead of being squared like the eased edges, they are rounded over. They are slightly curved and perfect for traditional and modern designs in kitchens or bathrooms. Know here more about different types of countertop edges. www.countertopshop.net

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Choosing Edges for Kitchen and Bathroom Countertops

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  1. Choosing Edges for Kitchen and Bathroom Countertops T H E C O U N T E R T O P S H O P

  2. Beauty thrives in the details of your countertop. After choosing the right color and design for your kitchen or bathroom, the final touch is completing that countertop’s edge. Finishing your countertop with an attractive edge will complete your look.

  3. Edges are a key design feature and are included when you purchase from The Countertop Shop. From straight edged, curved, or decorative, we have many different shapes and styles to choose from depending on your countertop material and desired finish. A beautiful edge will help make your countertops stand out and enhance your space. We offer seven edges to help you pick a suitable style for your home: The Countertop Shop

  4. Eased Edges Eased Edges are one of the most popular because of their simple and elegant design. The eased edges are square looking, but not sharp. They are perfect for small spaces with tight corners and narrow hallways. www.countertopshop.net

  5. ¼” Round Edges ¼” Round Edges are simple, yet stylish. Instead of being squared like the eased edges, they are rounded over. They are slightly curved and perfect for traditional and modern designs in kitchens or bathrooms.

  6. Half Bullnose Edges Half Bullnose Edges are delicately curved on the top and flat on the bottom, making the edge appear thicker. These edges are popular in kitchens and other cooking spaces.

  7. Full Bullnose Edges Full Bullnose Edges are curved on the top and bottom for an even finish with soft edges for improved safety, making them a popular choice for families. This type of edge is very traditional because of its versatility for almost any space. The Countertop Shop

  8. Bevel Edges Bevel Edges are marked by their sharp 45-degree angle and are perfect for a well- designed elegant finish. They are subtle and angular, showing a well- defined edge.

  9. Waterfall Edges Waterfall Edges are visually appealing. Instead of a finished edge, these countertop edges drop vertically down on the sides, creating continuous flow to the floor and are perfect for adding a focal point to the room.

  10. Ogee Edges www.countertopshop.net/contact Ogee edges are very stylish and provide a classic look to beautiful stone. They have a unique “S” shape feature made of two curves and are perfect for larger spaces including kitchens. This edge is great for a traditional home.

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