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Square Eased
Works With
3CM · 2CM
Edge Details
Edge profiles that define the finish.
Every profile we fabricate, with compatible thickness options and pricing tiers to help you pick the right finish for your project.
Understand your options
No Lamination vs. With Lamination.
"Lamination" simply refers to how thick your countertop edge looks from the side. It does NOT change the look of the top of your counter — only the visible front edge.
One Layer of Stone
The edge is carved straight out of a single slab. The thickness you see on the front of the counter is the actual thickness of the stone (usually 3CM ≈ 1¼", or 2CM ≈ ¾").
- Edge thickness: same as your slab
- Cost: lower — no extra labor or material
- Best for: most kitchens and baths; modern, clean looks
Two Layers Bonded Together
We glue a second strip of the same stone underneath the front edge, then shape both layers as one. From above, the counter looks identical — but the visible edge is now twice as thick, making it look heavier and more luxurious.
- Edge thickness: doubled
- Cost: higher — extra stone, cutting, gluing and polishing
- Best for: dramatic profiles (Ogee Bullnose, Dupont), waterfall islands, high-end builds
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Demi Bullnose
Works With
3CM · 2CM
$
1/4 Bevel Edge
Works With
3CM · 2CM
$
Full Bullnose Edge
Works With
3CM · 2CM
$$
Ogee Edge
Works With
3CM · 2CM
$$
Dupont Edge
Works With
3CM · 2CM
$$$
1/4 Bevel Edge
Works With
2CM
$$$
1/4 Bevel Top & Bottom
Works With
2CM
$$$
Square Eased Edge
Works With
2CM
$$$
Full Bullnose Edge
Works With
2CM
$$$
Demi Square Edge
Works With
2CM
$$$
Crescent Pencil Edge
Works With
2CM
$$$$
Miter Edge
Works With
3CM · 2CM · 12MM
$$$$
Ogee Bullnose Edge
Works With
2CM
$$$$
Ogee Square Edge
Works With
2CM
$$$$
Dupont Edge
Works With
2CM
$$$$
Offset Ogee Bullnose
Works With
2CM
$$$$
Offset Dupont Bullnose
Works With
2CM
$$$$
Offset Ogee Edge
Works With
2CM
$$$$
Offset Dupont Edge
Works With
2CM