Choosing the Right Flooring
An ogee edge uses an S-shaped decorative curve commonly associated with traditional or formal design.
The profile requires more detailed fabrication than a basic eased or beveled edge. Ogee edges show the material thickness and can emphasize the color and pattern of stone or quartz. The curves collect more dust and residue than a simple straight edge and require additional cleaning. Highly active kitchens may prefer a simpler profile with fewer narrow projections.
Choosing the Right Flooring
Countertop edges range from simple eased and beveled profiles to rounded, decorative, laminated, and mitered designs.
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Edge profiles affect safety, cleaning, appearance, cost, and durability. Eased and beveled edges are cost-effective. Bullnose edges are safest for families.…
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A beveled countertop edge creates an angled decorative face that adds definition and light reflection.
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