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Simple Wood Applied EdgeThis is a very traditional looking applied edge. These are available in any species and can be finished to match your cabinets.
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Laminate Face Wood Edge Applied EdgeIf you like a wood edge, but don't want the maintenance required by the simple wood edge, this is a good choice. They can also be finished to match your cabinets.
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Laminate Bevel Applied EdgeThis edge features the beveled look, but is completely laminated. The colors of laminate would be completely customizable on each edge.
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Gem-Loc Applied EdgeThis edge has a rounded solid surface edge along the top and bottom, and laminate on the front.
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Solid Surface Applied EdgeSolid Surface edges in a variety of profiles can be applied to the front of a laminate counter top.
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RolledThis is the most common edge choice for laminate countertops. Many people are familiar with this edge.
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Bull NoseA full wrap-around edge profile. A very tidy-looking and popular edge choice.
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SquareA standard, flat edge with laminate along the front. Usually, this is the same color as the top. However, since it is custom High Definition laminate, the color is the your choice.
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ValenciaThe Valencia edge is described as a premium Full-Wrap Ogee edge. It is dramatic with a graceful contoured slope and has a full wrap edge design for classic sophistication.
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BarcelonaThe Barcelona edge is described as a Premium Contemporary Ogee. The striking edge and countours add distinction and flair. The double-waterfall edge is ideal for traditional and modern designs.
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MarbellaThe Marbella is a 1/8" Radius Edge. Its sophisticated and modern lines blend effortlessly into the slab-like profile. The pencil-line edge creates the authentic look of stone.
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OraThe Ora is a 1/8" Radius Full-Wrap Edge. The pencil-line edge creates the look of stone, while the full-wrap design wraps around the bottom edge for the "slab" effect.
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FuturaThe Futura is a described as a Double-Radius Edge. It is a contemporary, postformed double-radius edge. It can provide the "slab" effect of stone.
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