Unfinished Granite Edge

The half bullnose edge brings a sleek smoothness to your kitchen countertops.

Unfinished granite edge.

The bullnose edge is a standard edge cut however it is extremely popular. A granite countertop immediately changes the appearance and the atmosphere in any kitchen even be the focal point of the design. Pencil edges are great for a modern contemporary kitchen. Ogee edges are one edge style to give your granite some elegant detail.

Slabs can be as large or small as needed and range in thickness from 4 4 on up to 12 4 1 3. Not surprisingly it is the most popular choice for floor coverings construction of buildings and monuments and of course countertops. This creates a ragged but also sufficiently uniform edge that looks natural but is safe from sharp spurs or other imperfections. Granite is considered to be the most solid natural stone.

Secure a 2 inch wide board below the edge with. Eased edges are a simple way to emphasize the look of your granite countertop. So instead the raw edge effect is created by chiseling the edges off the granite slab often with a tool called a rock biter that looks a bit like an oversized pair of bolt cutters. The half bullnose adds an amazing curve to a countertop.

Use thinset mortar to secure the moldings to the front edge of the counter covering the unfinished edge of the granite tiles and the counter s front. This is the simplest edge if you want to show off how thick and solid your granite countertop is because it shows a greater cross section of the slab.