Table Edge

Table edge refers to the outermost part of a table's surface, where the table's top meets the table's frame. It is the point where the table's structure is the most visible and where most accidental bumps or scratches occur. The table edge can vary in shape and size depending on the table's design, with some edges being rounded or beveled for a smoother finish. Table edges are often a critical component of a table's style and aesthetic, and they can be a defining characteristic of the furniture piece. Additionally, the table edge may play a role in determining the table's function and suitability for specific uses.