Quartz worktop
edge profiles
The finishing touch that makes it yours.
Compare Sharknose, Bullnose, Dupont, Ogee, Double Chamfer and Pencil Finish. Our team will help you choose an edge suited to your quartz, worktop thickness and kitchen design.
Six profiles.
Made with precision.
A worktop edge changes the character of the whole kitchen. It can make a substantial slab appear lighter, soften the feel of a family space or add furniture-like detail to a statement island. Our signature collection brings together six distinctive profiles, each made with careful proportion and a beautifully polished finish.
Choose the edge that suits your kitchen.
We will check the chosen profile against your material, worktop thickness, overhang and cabinetry before fabrication.
Sharknose
The slab retains its full thickness behind the edge, while a long angled underside rises to a slim rounded nose of approximately 6 mm. This creates the characteristic floating Sharknose appearance without reducing the main worktop body.
Bullnose
A continuous full-radius curve softens the entire front of the slab. Comfortable to touch and visually welcoming, Bullnose works beautifully where rounded cabinetry or a more traditional feel is preferred.
Dupont
A crisp stepped top line transitions into a generous rounded lower curve. The contrast between sharp geometry and polished radius gives Dupont a crafted, furniture-like quality.
Ogee
A continuous classic S-curve starts with a concave upper cove, flows through a smooth inflection into a broad convex lower curve, then finishes with a short vertical return. The result adds depth, shadow and traditional craftsmanship.
Double Chamfer
Two precise 2 mm chamfers are cut at 45° into the top and bottom front corners. The long central face remains square and flat, giving a subtly refined line without the look of a large bevel.
Pencil Finish
A largely square edge with a small, carefully polished radius on the corners. Pencil Finish keeps the surface looking crisp while removing sharpness, making it an understated choice for almost any kitchen.
From slab to finished edge,
all under one roof.
Your profile is considered as part of the complete worktop—not an afterthought. We combine digital templating, precision machinery and careful hand polishing to create an edge that looks right from every angle.
We confirm that the selected quartz or stone suits the profile.
The detail is balanced with slab thickness and cabinetry.
Specialist fabrication produces a clean and consistent line.
Final polishing brings out the profile’s tactile quality.
A considered finish.
A kitchen that’s yours.
Tell us a little about your kitchen and which of the six specialist edges you are considering. Our team will confirm suitability and include the specialist finishing in your quotation.
- Free, no-obligation quotation
- Advice on material and profile suitability
- Templating, fabrication and installation
- Serving Hertfordshire, Cambridgeshire, Suffolk and Norfolk
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Compare edge profiles alongside your quartz colour, slab thickness and kitchen layout. Our templating and installation process explains how we confirm these details before fabrication.
Quartz worktop edge profiles: common questions
Can every quartz use these profiles?
Suitability depends on the material, thickness, pattern and fabrication detail. We confirm what is achievable before production.
Do specialist edges cost more?
They require additional machining and hand finishing. The cost varies by profile and linear length and is itemised in your quote.
Can I see examples first?
Yes. Speak to our team about viewing edge details and comparing them with your chosen worktop surface.
Which profile suits a modern kitchen?
Sharknose gives the lightest contemporary appearance, while Dupont introduces a more architectural feature.