Edge Profiles

Ogee

Elegant S-curve profile that creates a traditional, ornate appearance.

• Elegant, traditional look
• Adds visual depth
• Statement profile

• Can collect dust
• May clash with modern styles
• Higher cost

Traditional and formal kitchens making a statement

Pencil

A subtle, slightly rounded edge that softens the profile without a full bullnose curve. Clean and understated.

• Softened edge without full round
• Modern and refined
• Comfortable to lean against

• Less distinctive than decorative profiles
• Minimal visual impact

Modern kitchens and bathrooms wanting a subtle, comfortable edge

Double Bevel

Beveled cuts on both the top and bottom edges, creating a symmetrical, refined profile with added depth.

• Symmetrical look from any angle
• More visual depth than single bevel
• Transitional versatility

• Slightly more fabrication cost
• Two edges to maintain

Transitional and contemporary kitchens seeking extra dimension

Double Bullnose (Double Laminated)

A fully rounded edge on both top and bottom with a laminated build-up for a thick, substantial profile.

• Thick, luxurious appearance
• Completely smooth and safe
• Classic and timeless

• Higher material cost due to lamination
• Heavier profile

Traditional kitchens and islands where a substantial edge is desired

Double Radius

Rounded curves on both the top and bottom edges creating a smooth, pillow-like profile.

• Soft, comfortable feel
• No sharp edges at all
• Elegant rounded appearance

• Less common than other profiles
• Moderate fabrication complexity

Family homes and spaces prioritizing safety and soft aesthetics

Triple Laminated Bullnose

Three layers laminated together with a full bullnose edge—the thickest, most dramatic rounded profile available.

• Maximum thickness and presence
• Stunning visual statement
• Ultra-premium look

• Highest cost option
• Heaviest profile—requires strong cabinetry
• Longer fabrication time

Luxury kitchens and statement islands where maximum impact is desired

Straight (Eased)

Clean, minimal edge with slightly eased corners. The most versatile and contemporary option.

• Clean, modern look
• Works with any style
• Most affordable option
• Easy to fabricate

• Less distinctive
• Sharp profile feel

Modern kitchens, commercial spaces, and minimalist designs

Half Eased (Semi Eased)

Softens only the top corner while leaving the bottom edge crisp and square. A subtle architectural refinement over standard eased.

• Architectural definition
• Comfortable on top
• Crisp visual shadow line
• Affordable

• Bottom edge can feel sharp
• Less forgiving than full eased at seating areas

Modern kitchens and bathrooms wanting subtle definition beyond standard eased

Semi Bullnose

Rounds the top portion into a smooth curve while the bottom stays defined. The best comfort-to-cleaning compromise.

• Excellent comfort-to-cleaning ratio
• Reduced chip risk
• Family-friendly
• Modern but approachable

• Less crisp than eased
• Not ideal for ultra-minimal designs

Family homes wanting durability and comfort without sacrificing modern aesthetics

Beveled

Angular cut along the edge creating a sophisticated, transitional look.

• Adds visual interest
• Creates play of light
• Transitional appeal

• Can show wear on angle
• Slightly more dust collection

Transitional kitchens and bathrooms seeking subtle detail

Semi Beveled

A subtle angled cut on the top corner only, adding architectural definition without being decorative. Restrained and precise.

• Modern architectural detail
• Subtle light play
• Upgrade from standard eased
• Works with both quartz and porcelain

• Sharp bottom edge
• Can show wear on angle
• Less comfort than rounded profiles

Modern kitchens and bathrooms wanting subtle geometric definition beyond a plain edge

Bullnose (Full Round)

Fully rounded edge with no sharp corners—soft, classic, and family-friendly.

• Soft, safe profile
• Classic appearance
• No sharp edges for children

• Can look dated in modern spaces
• Less contemporary

Family homes with children and traditional bathroom designs

Mitered

Two thin slabs joined at 45° to create a thick, solid appearance.

• Creates thick slab look
• Modern aesthetic
• Excellent for porcelain

• Visible seam line
• Requires precise fabrication
• Higher cost

Contemporary designs, especially with porcelain slabs