Double Bullnose

Definition

A type of trim with the same convex radius on two opposite sides.

Purpose

Double bullnose trim is used for finishing edges where both sides will be exposed, providing a smooth and rounded appearance that enhances the durability and aesthetics of surfaces.

Examples of Use

1. Countertops: Double bullnose edges on countertops create a smooth, rounded finish that is both attractive and functional.
2. Stair Treads: Used on the edges of stair treads to prevent sharp edges and improve safety.
3. Shelving: Applied to the edges of shelves to create a finished look and prevent chipping.

Related Terms

• Bullnose: A single rounded edge, typically used for tile or trim.
• Chamfer: An edge or corner that is beveled.
• Ogee: A decorative edge profile with an S-shaped curve.

Notes

• Double bullnose trim is often used in high-traffic areas to prevent damage to edges.
• It can be made from various materials, including wood, stone, and laminate.