1.Joint on the Cooktop "ON STRIPS"
Advantages:
Aesthetic appearance, creating the impression of a seamless countertop
Economic version
Many options for matching shades at the joint

2.Joint on the Cooktop "IN THE MIDDLE"
Advantages:
Aesthetic appearance, creating the impression of a seamless countertop
Disadvantages:
Difficulty in matching shades at the joint
More expensive option, requiring two cutouts for the cooktop

3.Straight Joint
Advantages:
Economic version
Ease of matching shades at the joint
Disadvantages:
No possibility for decorative milling of the edge

4.Joint with a 45° Mitre
Advantages:
Ease of matching shades at the joint
Ability to create sharp inside corners
Possibility for decorative milling of the edge

5."L" Joint
Advantages:
Possible radii on inner corners
Single joint
Possibility for decorative milling of the edge
Disadvantages:
Difficulty in color matching
High material waste
Complicated handling due to size
6.Zigzag Joint
Advantages:
Industrial appearance of the joint
Unique shape; an innovation not found elsewhere
Joints on the countertop serve as decoration and enhance the aesthetics of the entire project
Possibility to design a custom shape and width of the teeth
