Silestone White Storm

Three thickness options — 12, 20 and 30 mm — make White Storm flexible: the thin slab suits a bathroom vanity top or window sill, while the thickest gives a kitchen island an impressive edge.

The white shade and glossy finish keep the room bright, and since quartz composite is non-porous, the light surface stays pristine without sealing. The 3270 x 1590 mm slab size is usually enough for the entire worktop in one go.

We plan the joint positions together, machine the slab at our own factory and install the worktop. For interior use the material carries a 25-year warranty.

Frequently asked questions

How much does a Silestone White Storm worktop cost?

The price is calculated from the worktop dimensions, the chosen thickness, the edge profile and the machining. A thinner slab is lighter as material, while a thicker one calls for more edge work, and both show in the calculation. We do the survey and send the itemised quote as one package. Request a quote.

Where does White Storm work?

Indoors: as a kitchen worktop, bathroom top, wall surface and window sill. The thickness is chosen by application — 12 mm is often enough in a bathroom, while 20 or 30 mm is recommended for heavy kitchen use.

How do you clean a white glossy surface?

Day to day, a damp cloth and a mild detergent are enough. Water drops and limescale marks show on a glossy surface, so a quick wipe dry keeps the look even. No sealing is needed, and scouring powders, steel wool and strong solvents are not recommended.

When can a White Storm worktop be installed?

Delivery and installation in Finland — 14 working days from drawing approval. The dimensions are taken from the finished cabinet frames, and installation is completed in a single visit; if needed, we remove the old worktop at the same time. Your contact person stays the same throughout the project.