The Fraser edge is similar to a Finlay edge but with rounded corners.
Wood dining tables with a Fraser edge have rounded corners, a square top edge and a beveled bottom edge. It is similar to a Finlay edge but with rounded corners.
A Fraser edge with its rounded corners is easy to walk around. And with the bottom edge beveled, the table sits lightly in the space.
A Fraser edge is well suited to rectangle and square dining tables, but not end extension tables due to the curved corner.
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