What is the best edge for laminate countertops?

Bullnose edges are also great countertop edges for laminate, since they can make the laminate seem solid and more luxurious. The soft finish of this style offers a sophisticated touch that is both safe for kids and easy to clean. If a bullnose edge isn’t possible for your laminate countertops, consider a crescent edge.

How do you apply Formica edging?

Score the broken edge with a utility knife. Use the iron to heat up the broken piece, then pry it off. Hold replacement piece of laminate edging against the countertop edge and iron it on. If the glue doesn’t reactivate, adhere the replacement piece with contact cement.

How to get a Formica idealedge countertop profile?

Contact a DSI sales representative at 800-745-1778 for pricing on Formica® IdealEdge Laminate Profiles. Curved at the top and bottom for a smooth molded look, Formica’s Bullnose Edge flatters every Formica® Brand laminate design from stone and granite looks to woodgrains and contemporary abstract patterns.

How to order idealedge decorative edging by Formica?

Ordering is easy: Simply ask your retailer to place an order for your desired pattern and profile of IdealEdge® Decorative Edging when you order your countertops. The Double Radius profile, pictured here with new Pietra Grafite 180fx® by Formica Group, lends a classic touch to stone and wood looks.

What kind of edges do you use with idealedge?

IdealEdge ® offers decorative edges that bring a fresh look to laminate countertops, islands and more. What you see is a perfectly finished edge – and no more brown seam lines.

Can you use Formica idealedge with granite laminate?

When paired with Formica 180fx granite laminate, IdealEdge rounds out the profile and gives the appearance of a solid slab of granite or quartz for a fraction of the cost. Contact a DSI sales representative at 800-745-1778 for pricing on Formica® IdealEdge Laminate Profiles.