Examining the different types of front edges available on stainless steel countertops.

There are a few options to consider when picking out your stainless steel countertop front edge. Here are a few different styles to choose from, all of which may serve a particular purpose. All measurements can be changed to fit your needs. To get familiar with the different styles for your front edge here are a few to help you customize your stainless steel countertop.

Squared Edge

The squared edge or 90 down is the most common of the countertops edges. This is simple and gives the countertop a sleek look. The bottom of the turn down is a 60 degree turn back, the reason for a 60 degree turn back is so that dust will not collect easily and is easy to clean. This edge can be customized. The turn back can be a 90 degree turn and can go back tight against the counter, this keeps dust out as well as unwanted guests.

Marine Edge with flat top

The marine edge  is a nice looking edge that also serves a purpose. The marine edge keeps water and all liquids from dripping off the countertop. This is a great top when water is used often, especially for dishes. This flat top style gives a nice flat surface on the top of the marine edge. The bottom of the turn down is a 60 degree turn back, the reason for a 60 degree turn back is so that dust will not collect easily and is easy to clean. This edge can be customized. The turn back can be a 90 degree turn and can go back tight against the counter, this keeps dust out as well as unwanted guests.

V-Style Marine Edge

The marine edge is a nice looking edge that also serves a purpose. The marine edge keeps water and all liquids from dripping off the countertop. This is a great top when water is used often, especially for dishes. The bottom of the turn down is a 60 degree turn back, the reason for a 60 degree turn back is so that dust will not collect easily and is easy to clean. This edge can be customized. The turn back can be a 90 degree turn and can go back tight against the counter, this keeps dust out as well as unwanted guest.

Bull Nose

The Bullnose is a rounded edge. This edge is sometimes preferred for rolling work tables. Although this type of edge does not prevent dripping like a marine edge, it is a nice looking edge.

 Full Roll

The Full Roll is use mostly for dish tables. This type of edge keeps water from leaking off the table top from washing dishes or from a dish machine.