Ocean Storm Grey Marble Kitchen Countertops

Ocean Storm Marble slabs:

colors and variations of the grey Marble slabs displayed in a stone showroom.

and the grey Marble kitchen countertops fabricated in the factory

1)Colors and veins

 

Ocean Storm, also known as Hurricane or Oriental Bulgari, is an luxury natural Marble stone from China. It features a mid grey background with compacted and stacked warm white flowing blocks pattern veins. When backlit illuminated, it looks transparent.

 

2) Price level

 

luxury

Average cost of Ocean Storm Marble countertops:

price of 3/4" slab countertops per sq ft (per square foot) ranges from US$ 26.0 to 51.9

price of 2cm slab countertops per square meter (per m2) ranges from US$ 285.7 to 571.4

 

3) Shopping guide

 

Ocean Storm is widely used as kitchen or bathroom countertops as well as dining table and coffee table tops. It also serves as accent wall panels and other Its interior applications encompass elements such as medallions for entrance hall, stair steps and living room flooring slabs. The superior microstructure of the material enables it to accommodate solid stone furnishings, encompassing everything from fireplace mantels and surrounds to kitchen sinks, bathroom basins and bathtubs.

4-0) Basic info

 

Ocean Storm countertops are cut from the grey Marble slabs – the luxury quarry stone blocks. Most people will use 2cm laminate or 3cm thick slabs for Ocean Storm kitchen countertops and island tops, as 3cm looks solid and sturdier, but 2cm is more cost effective, which is mostly used as bathroom vanity tops, tabletops, bar tops or cabinet tops.

 

4-1) Prefab size of countertops

 

Common Sizes for Prefab Kitchen Countertops in the US and Canada

1. Length:

• 96 inches (2438 mm): This is a very common length for standard kitchen countertops, suitable for most kitchen layouts.

• 120 inches (3048 mm): Often used for larger kitchen islands or continuous countertops.

• 72 inches (1829 mm): Commonly used for smaller kitchen spaces or specific applications, such as bar tops.

2. Depth:

• 25.5 inches (648 mm): This is the standard depth for kitchen countertops, providing a comfortable workspace for food preparation and appliances.

• 36 inches (914 mm): Common for kitchen islands or breakfast bars, allowing for more space for seating and food prep.

• 18 inches (457 mm): Sometimes used for narrower counters or specific applications, such as laundry rooms.

3. Thickness:

• 1 inch (25.4 mm): A common thickness for laminate and some engineered stone countertops, providing a sleek look.

• 1.5 inches (38 mm): Popular for a more substantial appearance, often used in both kitchens and bathrooms.

• 2 inches (51 mm): Available for those seeking a thicker, more robust look, particularly in high-end designs.

 

4-2) Custom texture finishing

 

Besides standard mirror polishing (polished),buyers can specify surface such as leathered,honed, matte, brushed antique, and flamed, etc.

 

4-3) Custom edge

 

Besides standard flat polishing (polished) edge, buyers have more decorative choice, from traditional to modern contemporary. such as ogee, bullnose, mitered edge, waterfall for island, laminate bullnose edge, etc.

 

5) Space design advice for Ocean Storm Marble

 

Ocean Storm Marble countertops feature dramatic gray and white veining on a deep blue-green base, making them a striking focal point. Here's a concise design approach:

 

6) Why Apexstone?

 

Please contact our sales for bespoke design Ocean Storm Marble kitchen countertops

Please visit www.triaxtone.com for collections of prefab kitchen countertops by Apexstone designers.

 

 

 

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