Silestone Ariel

Ariel's white has two characters, and the choice comes down to the finish. The polished surface reflects light and makes the kitchen feel more open, while the Suede matte finish is velvety soft and mutes reflections.

Quartz composite is non-porous and needs no sealing, which makes the light shade practical: coffee and red wine cannot soak into the surface. Uses run indoors from kitchens to bathrooms, wall surfaces and window sills.

Thicknesses of 12, 20 and 30 mm and a slab size of 3270 x 1590 mm cover both light and substantial looks. The warranty is 25 years.

Frequently asked questions

How much does a Silestone Ariel worktop cost?

The price is built from the dimensions, the thickness, the finish choice, the edge profile and the cut-outs. After the site survey we give a fixed quote, with the installation labour itemised on the invoice. Request a quote with your kitchen's dimensions.

Which finish should I choose, polished or Suede?

Polished suits when you want a light-reflecting, easy-wipe worktop. Suede feels softer and mutes reflections, but asks for slightly more frequent wiping. Both suit kitchens, bathrooms, walls and window sills indoors.

How does a white quartz worktop stay pristine?

Being non-porous makes care simple: a mild detergent and a damp cloth are enough, and no sealing is needed. Avoid placing a dish straight from the oven onto the worktop and use a cutting board.

How quickly is an Ariel worktop installed?

We take the dimensions in the finished kitchen, and then: Delivery and installation in Finland — 14 working days from drawing approval. After the installation we check the joints and silicone seals together with you.