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There's several different edge details around: arriss - 45 degree chamfer taken off the edge pencil round - small radius bull nose - 180 degree radius half bull nose - 90 degree radius shark nose - tapered edge All suited to different uses.

Will, are you getting the pencil round like next door or are they going to give you another arrissed benchtop?

Definitely the pencil round on the edge of that one, it will show a much tighter joint as less material is removed compared to the arrissed edge detail (in a different fashion).

Thanks Turk, having clad columns & walls in the cbd and had 000's of m2 of granite laid, planter boxes made etc and worked with many stone masons over the years, I have seen the odd detail and had all the pros and cons explained. The detail that I drew, may not be the prettiest but is the most...

Basically, the benchtop has been mitred and arrissed to give you the 40mm deep face. It has a mitre, then a square cut which is filled with matching filler resulting in a very thin line. The square cut is usually a few mm to give the epoxy adequate surface to get a good key. The example...