Shadow Storm Counter tops

6 years ago

Does anyone have Shadow Storm marble/quartzite/granite (whatever it is)? What has been your experience with it. Keep going back to it but nervous about it staining..

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Chisos

6 years ago

I have had my SS marble for 1.5yrs. No etching, no stains. One small chip on the edge that I sanded smooth with sandpaper - no longer visible. Once I saw the SS, nothing else would work. I have Carrera in the bathroom and, while pretty, not nearly as stunning as my SS kitchen & butler pantry.

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eam44
6 years ago
last modified: 6 years ago
@Maegan One of the great things about Houzz is that whatever question you have, someone else has already asked it! Here is an older thread on Shadow Storm. I hope it is helpful. For what it’s worth you can seal marble, but the etching, you have to be prepared to live with that.
karin_mt
6 years ago
Shadow Storm is marble for sure.
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S. Crawford
6 years ago
We just had shadow storm counters installed and we love them. 🥰
User
6 years ago
last modified: 6 years ago
What is that wood cabinet doing directly above the cooking surface???? That’s a fire hazard! That’s not how you do an over the range microwave.
S. Crawford
6 years ago
@celadon - it’s not a wood cabinet. It’s a 1/2 inch piece of wood panel we had leftover and it was added to the front to make it look nicer. Didn’t think it was a fire hazard on an electric stove.