Countertop Edges

Choosing the type of countertop's visible edges is crucial to the whole kitchen appearance. Counting the style of the material, its purity or pattern, the width as well as the surface's textures, the different stone edgings might turn the entire vision of the countertop.

Bevel Top & Bottom

Bevel Top & Bottom

Bevel Top & Bottom

The vertical edge shaping with double bevel - top and bottom edge, suggests simple and thinner finishing silhouettes. This type of edge matches all of the Silestone models.
Minimum Rounding

Minimum Rounding

Minimum Rounding

The minimum rounding of the upper edge keeps the straight and refined line of the countertop end, but softening its appearance. This type of edge matches all of the Silestone models.
Reverse Bevel

Reverse Bevel

Reverse Bevel

This type of edging is formed by huge bevel of the bottom edge to an acute angle, leaving around 5 - 7 mm vertical stone fronts. The upper edge are shaping with minimum bevel. The Reverse Bevel brings distinguished and adorable finish onto kitchen islands, tables, office desks or conference tables. It might be an excellent choice of kitchen worktops also.
Miter

Miter

Miter

The effect of these edge types is in emphasizing on the countertop size . The vertical front could vary from 3 to 10 cm. The solid front, which is reached, is focusing the attention on the countertop. It is applicable only for straight countertops!
Straight Edge with Bevels in the Point of Adhesion with the Apron

Straight Edge with Bevels in the Point of Adhesion with the Apron

Straight Edge with Bevels in the Point of Adhesion with the Apron

In this particular case a linear accent is being achieved into the cante end of the countertop . The groove, which is formed into the two bevels in the point of snapping, draws the attention on the edge. This type of edge is recommended for the models with natural look.
Miter Edge with Apron

Miter Edge with Apron

Miter Edge with Apron

This kind of edge is most commonly chosen for bathroom vanity tops, kitchen islands and breakfast bars . The length of the apron, snapped to the countertop, creates solid front panel, but can be applied to the side edges as well.