119 edges. One finishing touch.
A proper edge detail adds impact to the beauty of a natural stone countertop and ties the stone into the overall design of the room. Our chart shows 119 countertop edges, numbered BEG 1 to BEG 119 and grouped by finished thickness. Note the number you like and show your fabricator a copy of the drawing.
How to use this chart
Choose your slab first, then your edge. Three steps get the right profile from this page to your fabricator.
The chart is grouped into five thicknesses, from 3/4 inch to 2 1/2 inch.
Write down the number of the edge you like, then save or print that drawing.
Share the number and the drawing, and confirm availability and any cost difference with them.
Our fabricator partners do not use the BEG 1 to 119 numbering, so the drawing is what they will work from.
Edge samples are not available at our yards. Ask your fabricator which edge samples they can show you.
Edge profiles by thickness
Every edge, by finished thickness
Check with your fabricator to learn about the edge treatments they offer.
3/4 to 1 1/4 inch edge profiles
Single-thickness edges: square (BEG 1), rounded and half-round fronts, top bevels, double bevel (BEG 14), stepped and S-curve decorative edges, a chiseled face (BEG 32), and a sloped profile (BEG 39).
1 1/2 inch edge profiles
Two-layer built-up edges with a seam line: square, angled-seam, rounded, beveled, and decorative, plus a chiseled face (BEG 83).
2 inch edge profiles
Thicker built-up edges, from square to fully rounded.
2 1/4 inch edge profiles
Built-up and drop-apron edges, including a chiseled face (BEG 97).
2 1/2 inch edge profiles
The thickest built-up edges: square, beveled, rounded, and decorative.
Haven't picked your slab yet?
Your edge comes after your slab. Walk our yards, compare full slabs side by side, and tag the exact slab your countertop will be cut from.
Edge profiles, answered
When should I choose my countertop edge?+
After you choose your slab. Once your slab has been chosen, selecting a countertop edge is the next step.
Does Brazilian Exotic Granite cut or install edges?+
No. We supply the slabs. Your fabricator cuts, finishes, and installs, and we can share a list of local fabricators.
How do I tell my fabricator which edge I want?+
Share the BEG number and a copy of the edge shape from this page. Our fabricator partners do not use the BEG 1 to 119 numbering, so the drawing is what they will work from.
How many edge profiles can I choose from?+
119 on our chart, in five thicknesses. Availability depends on your fabricator.
Can I see edge samples at your slab yards?+
No. Ask your fabricator which edge samples they can show you.
Does a fancier edge cost more?+
Edge pricing is set by your fabricator, so confirm any cost difference with them before fabrication.
Keep planning your countertop
Pick the slab. Then the edge.
We supply the slabs; your fabricator cuts, finishes, and installs. Need one? We can share a list of local fabricators familiar with our products.
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