Countertop Edge Styles
The
countertop edge style should complement the style of the kitchen. Rounded
edges, bullnose and waterfall provide the most comfort and are less likely
to cause bumps and bruises than a squared-off edge.
Listed below are some of the more common terms you will
hear when describing countertop edge styles.
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Setback |
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Spanish |
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Eased |
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Classic |
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No Buildup |
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Double Classic |
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Double Eased |
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Half Bullnose |
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Bevel |
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Full Bullnose |
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Double Bevel |
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Triple Bead |
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Coved |
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Even Receding |
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Full Bullnose Inlaid |
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Half Bullnose Inlaid |
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Recessed Inlaid with Tile |
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Double Bevel Inlaid |
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Inlaid with Corian® or other
material |
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SOURCE:
Kitchen Design Guide
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