Cambria Edge Profiles

A reversed and sharply slanted mitered edge gives this profile a dramatic appearance. Shown in Swanbridge™. Available depths: 6mm, 1cm, 2cm, 3cm.

Combines a reverse ogee edge stacked on top of a straight drop modernizing the traditional edge. Shown in Summerhill™. Available depths: 6cm.

The mitered edge is an edge assembled from two pieces to give a countertop with less weight the appearance of a much heavier one. Shown in Brighstone™. Available depths: 6mm, 1cm, 2cm, 3cm.

This simple, yet bold profile has a 1/8 radius. Shown in Roxwell™. Available depths: 2cm, 3cm, 4cm, 6cm.

This profile, often called a Reverse Waterfall, is a traditional design with a twist. Shown in Ella™. Available depths: 4cm.

This edge seamlessly integrates flush with a cabinet door creating a modern, sleek look. Shown in Dunmore™. Available depths: 2cm.

This edge is a traditional ornate ogee edge reversed down, giving it a modern spin. Shown in Helmsley™. Available depths: 6cm.

For a natural, rustic appearance, choose this hand-finished profile often named Chiseled, Broken Edge, or Rock Face. Available depths: 2cm, 3cm, 4cm, 6cm.

Fading back at the bottom edge, this profile is sometimes named a Reverse Bevel or Plater. Shown in Wellington™. Available depths: 3cm.

Our thinnest ogee profile. Also called a Saskatoon Ogee or Short Ogee. Available depths: 3cm.

This angled edge is often called a Bevel. Shown in Berkeley™. Available depths: 3cm, 4cm.

An angled cut to both the top and bottom edges, sometimes called a Double Bevel. Shown in Fairbourne™. Available depths: 2cm, 3cm, 4cm.

Both the top and bottom edge are rounded. It’s sometimes called a ¼ Round Double. Shown in Daron™. Available depths: 2cm, 3cm, 4cm.

Softly rounded on the top edge. Additionally referred to as ½ Bullnose, Demi Bullnose, or a ¼ Round. Shown in Whitney™. Available depths: 2cm, 3cm, 4cm.

The edge is beveled, not rounded, at the top. Often referred to as an eased profile. Shown in Windermere™. Available depths, 6mm, 1cm, 2cm, 3cm, 4cm.