Square Eased
Works With
3CM · 2CM
Edge Details
Every profile we fabricate, grouped by thickness and pricing tier — the same guide our reps use in your home.
Understand your options
"Built-up" 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.
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").
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.
Pricing Tiers
Standard Thickness
Carved from a single slab. The most common choice for kitchens and baths.
Works With
3CM · 2CM
Works With
3CM · 2CM
Works With
3CM · 2CM
Works With
3CM · 2CM
Works With
3CM · 2CM
Works With
3CM · 2CM
Built-Up — Best
A second 2CM strip bonded beneath the front edge for a heavier, more substantial look.
Works With
2CM Built-Up
Works With
2CM Built-Up
Works With
2CM Built-Up
Works With
2CM Built-Up
Works With
2CM Built-Up
Works With
2CM Built-Up
Built-Up — Luxury
Our most detailed edges — extra fabrication time, extra polish, unmistakable presence.
Works With
3CM · 2CM · 12MM

Works With
2CM Built-Up

Works With
2CM Built-Up
Works With
2CM Built-Up

Works With
2CM Built-Up

Works With
2CM Built-Up

Works With
2CM Built-Up
Works With
2CM Built-Up

Works With
2CM Built-Up
FAQ
Lamination, pricing tiers, and which edge holds up day to day.
We bond a second strip of stone beneath the front edge, so the edge reads about twice as thick as the slab while the surface stays the same thickness. It's a look, not added strength.
Yes. It uses extra material and extra fabrication time to bond, shape, and polish the buildup, so built-up and luxury profiles sit in the higher pricing tiers.
Square eased and miter edge. They're clean, modern, easy to clean, and they suit almost every kitchen style.
Yes, and we recommend it. We keep physical edge samples in our Concord showroom.
Simple profiles like square eased and bullnose are easiest to wipe down. Detailed profiles like ogee have grooves that collect crumbs, and sharp corners on any profile are the spots most likely to chip from impact.