Radius Edge Countertop Profiles
Key Features of Radius Edge Profiles
Radius edge profiles bring a clean, contemporary aesthetic to your countertops. Their smooth, curved edges create a seamless transition from the countertop surface to the vertical edge, offering a sleek and modern look that complements a variety of design styles. The subtle curve of a radius edge profile also provides a practical benefit, minimizing sharp corners and creating a more comfortable and inviting feel.
Futura - Double Radius Edge Profile
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- The Futura edge profile, featuring a contemporary double-radius countertop edge, delivers the sought-after solid slab effect often associated with natural stone or quartz countertops. This profile is a perfect canvas to showcase the beauty of large-scale granite patterns or the warmth of butcher block laminate patterns. The gentle curves of the Futura edge create a visually pleasing flow that enhances the overall aesthetic of your kitchen or bathroom, adding a touch of modern sophistication.
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Nova - 180 Degree Wrap Edge Profile
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The Nova edge profile is a classic choice that offers a timeless look and a subtle touch of softness. Its rounded edges, reminiscent of a bullnose profile, blend seamlessly into traditionally styled spaces. Beyond its aesthetic appeal, the Nova edge also prioritizes safety with its smooth, rounded corners, making it an excellent option for homes with children or high-traffic areas.
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Marbella - ⅛” Radius Countertop Edge Profile
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The Marbella edge profile boasts sleek, modern lines, and effortlessly complements the slab-like profile of contemporary countertops. The tight ⅛” radius creates a clean, minimalist look perfect for modern and transitional homes. As one of the most versatile and sought-after edge profiles, the Marbella edge allows your laminate pattern to take center stage.
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Ora - 1/8" Radius Full Wrap Edge Profile
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- The Ora edge profile, distinguished by its tight ⅛" radius, captures the authentic look of natural stone and complements a wide range of design styles. Its simple yet sophisticated profile is what makes the laminate pattern shine, creating a focal point in any space. The full wrap design, where the laminate extends around both the top and bottom of the edge, provides added protection for the underside of the countertop, ensuring its longevity and pristine appearance.
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FAQs
What is a radius edge?
A radius edge is a type of countertop edge profile characterized by its smooth, curved shape. It eliminates sharp corners, creating a softer and more inviting feel.
What does a radius edge look like?
Imagine the gentle curve of a quarter-circle – that's the essence of a radius edge. It offers a clean, modern aesthetic that complements various design styles.
What’s the difference between double radius vs eased edge?
While both double radius and eased edges offer a softer look than a sharp, squared-off edge, they differ in the extent of their curves.
An eased edge has a very slight curve, almost imperceptible, creating a subtle softening of the corner. A double radius edge, on the other hand, features a more pronounced curve on both the top and bottom edges of the countertop, lending a more rounded and visually distinct profile.
Is radius edge out of style?
Not at all! Radius edges are a popular choice for their classic appeal and versatility. They seamlessly blend into contemporary and traditional spaces, ensuring a stylish look for years to come.
How is a radius edge made?
The creation of a radius edge depends on the countertop material. For laminate countertops, the edge is typically formed by wrapping the laminate around a rounded core. Other materials, like stone, may require specialized cutting and shaping techniques.
What is a double radius countertop edge?
A double radius countertop edge, also known as a quarter-round top and bottom edge, features a gentle curve on both the top and bottom edges. This creates a soft, rounded profile that's both visually appealing and comfortable to the touch.
What materials can have a radius edge?
Radius edges can be applied to a wide range of countertop materials, such as laminate, solid surface, quartz, and even natural stone. This adaptability makes them a versatile choice for various design aesthetics and budgets.