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Give Your Style the Edge

When it comes to the beauty of your floor, don't overlook the edge. From organic, nature-inspired curves to more tailored, angular bevels, the treatment on the edge of the plank makes a difference.

Pressed Bevel Variations

  • Pillowed
  • Eased
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Pillowed Bevel Treatment

A pillowed pressed bevel offers a wider, more shallow, more natural-looking edge treatment.

<h2>Eased Bevel Treatment</h2><h2>Eased Bevel Treatment</h2>

Eased Bevel Treatment

A deeper, narrower pressed bevel, offering premium hardwood realism through an innovative process that wraps the decor over the plank's edges.

Milled Bevel Types

  • Square Bevel
  • Macro Bevel
  • Micro Bevel
<h2>Square Bevel Treatment</h2><h2>Square Bevel Treatment</h2>

Square Bevel Treatment

The default bevel style, in which one plank edge rests against the next with little to no gap.

<h2>Macro Bevel Treatment</h2><h2>Macro Bevel Treatment</h2>

Macro Bevel Treatment

A milled bevel that is cut at a wider angle, showing clear distinction between planks.

<h2>Micro Bevel Treatment</h2><h2>Micro Bevel Treatment</h2>

Micro Bevel Treatment

A milled bevel that is cut at a narrower angle for finer distinction between adjoining planks.

 

Color Treatment

A natural bevel has no color treatment, so it follows the natural wood finish. A painted bevel has a color treatment applied at the edges, which coordinates with the plank.

 

For the most organic, natural-looking hardwood visuals, there's an edge for every style. GenuEdge® pressed bevels allow the surface visual to wrap over the plank's edges. enhancing the hardwood realism.

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