Welcome to Rocktops. We have various quartz and natural stone options to create the space of your dreams. Elevate your kitchen or bathroom countertops by customizing the minor details, such as the edge of your countertop, so come along; let’s get edge-y!

Getting Inspired

Getting inspired by the design aspect of a remodel is one of the first steps; whatever the project entails, we always recommend ​​pulling together inspirational photos, mood boards, and fabric swatches to help guide the selection process. Then, check out our online gallery, or better yet, stop by our showroom with a Rocktops specialist, as our staff is trained to walk you through your project wants and needs and hone in on your ideas, therefore, making the decision process a smooth one.

Selecting your Countertop Material

As one of Kansas City’s best stone countertop suppliers and installers, you’ll notice the vast array of select stones available; our options are endless! In addition, we offer a variety of countertop edges, finishes, textures, and thicknesses. So when you come to Rocktops, you can customize your selections to fit your needs and elevate your project. We’re here to make all your remodeling dreams come true.

A Crisp Edge

Now, to get into the nitty-gritty of countertop edge profiles! These minor details are important because they are the finishing touch that caps your countertop. A well-chosen edge seamlessly completes the look you’re after and can even make a bold statement leaving your kitchen or bathroom looking like a work of art.

When choosing countertop edge profiles, you’ll want to consider the following:

• What’s the kitchen or bathroom’s aesthetic?

• Are you looking for a classic appeal or show-stopping innovation?

• How thick are your intended countertops?

• Are you planning on choosing natural stone versus quartz?

Understanding how the rock type and thickness could affect edge profiles can be challenging. However, our team is always happy to share their expertise and help with your selections.

The Standardized Edge

Standard Eased

The eased edge is the most common countertop edge profile. This edge is the more simple and classic choice for your countertops. If it’s a timeless, elegant, and refined look you’re after, you won’t go wrong with choosing an eased edge.

1/4 Bevel

The 1/4 bevel edge is a 45-degree angle edge that slopes downward. It’s a subtle way to bring a subtle style to your tops. The angle catches the light, adding brightness and a traditional look to the space.

Half Bullnose

The half-bullnose edge is rounded on the top of the edge profile. The way this edge is created allows for the emphasis on the thickness of the slab and highlights the veining of the stone.

Raising the Edge

At Rocktops, we also provide premium edge detailing for projects looking for a more sophisticated edge profile for their kitchen or bathroom projects.

Ogee

The Ogee edge is an upgraded edge that is classic yet decorative and pairs very well with the traditional style of a kitchen. This is a beautiful edge if you are going for a historic look.

Chiseled

A chiseled edge is on the more “edgier” side for its uniqueness. No two chiseled edges are the same, giving the feeling that the stone was left in its natural state.

Waterfall

A waterfall edge adds drama to your space. With the waterfall effect, the slab overflows from the countertop and extends to the floor. This edge option gives your room composition a clean and modern look and is popular among interior design enthusiasts.

Full Bullnose

A full bullnose edge takes out all angles to your tops and rounds out all of the sharpness into a semi-circular edge profile. This versatile edge can blend in with any design your heart desires.

Mitered

A countertop that has a mitered edge will give off the illusion that your tops are thicker than they are. The beauty that a mitered edge offers creates a gorgeous design element for your project, therefore, leaving your countertops the focal point of the room.

2 1/2 Standard Laminated

Much like the mitered edge, the 2 1/2 standard laminated edge is one that has two pieces of stone stacked on top of each other to give the illusion of a thicker stone. In addition, this edge is typically chiseled (to hide the seam) so you’re really getting two edges in one with this choice.

The Cutting Edge

You may ask yourself: “Why are countertop edge profiles an important part of the Rocktops Process?”

Edge detailing is pivotal in achieving that finished look. When natural stones are sawn out of the earth, the resultant slabs have an edge that tends to be rough and uneven. Therefore, beveling or chamfering is essential in the countertop fabrication process.

As well as “What are the benefits of choosing the correct edge profile?”

Countertop edges will complete your space’s aesthetic while protecting the stone from wear and tear – especially when you choose natural stone as your material; the edge profile choice keeps it from chipping. Interior designers seek edge profiles as specific edges are used as decor, potentially increasing a property’s value.

In conclusion, an edge profile is minor but an important decision nonetheless. At Rocktops, it’s crucial that we educate our customers that not all edge profiles fit all the material we offer. We recommend you speak with one of our representatives about the material you choose and the best edge for you!

Feeling kind of Edge-y?

Are you ready to rock your home? Check out our website at RocktopsKC.com; of course, we also recommend visiting our showroom for inspiration. Rocktops create beautiful kitchens, bathrooms, and everything in between throughout Johnson County and the Kansas City metropolitan area. We are your preferred Kansas City resource for granite, quartz, quartzite, marble, and more! If you have any questions, feel free to contact us at 913.782.0802 or email

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