Mitred End Panels
A mitred end is achieved by having both slabs cut on a 45 degree angle and joined together at a ‘point.’ This creates an almost seamless join at the corner of the bench top.
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Edge Profiles
An edge profile can make the difference with the look and feel of your new kitchen. For a contemporary kitchen the Double Pencil or Bevelled would look great. For a sophisticated look why not choose Ogee or Dupont. The Bullnose and Half Bullnose goes well with sharp lines from modular kitchens.
Book Matching
Book matching is a feature that allows the veins in your quartz to run seamlessly through your kitchen.
This is achieved by planning out exactly which section of the slab is going in each specific part of the kitchen, which results in approximately 80% mirror imaged effect. More craftsmanship and material is needed to achieve that, hence, this finish comes at an extra cost.
Book matching is recommended for veined quartz styles when used on both worktops and splashbacks or in a waterfall island for a premium finish that will most definitely be your favourite feature in your new kitchen!
