Don’t Want Stainless Steel?

Check out GE Slate Appliances at Universal Appliance and Kitchen Center

GE Slate Appliances

In the sea of stainless steel appliances, there are still many customers looking for alternatives. Some don’t like the amount of cleaning entailed with stainless steel finishes. Others feel that shiny stainless steel is glaring and they would preferred a softer look. Whatever your particular hesitance with stainless steel, you should take a look at the GE Slate Appliances available at Universal Appliance and Kitchen Center (UAKC). Here’s how GE describes the slate finish:

GE’s exclusive Slate finish exudes refinement and elegance for a look unlike anything on the market today. Inspired by the rich texture of stone, it provides a warm, inviting alternative to stainless steel.

Slate not only offers an option that’s elegant and modern, it also maintains its great appearance. The dark matte finish naturally hides fingerprints, smudges and dirt. It’s also a breeze to clean using a clean cloth and a mild household detergent.

Evidently, Rachel Ray has updated her TV kitchen with GE Slate Appliances. Notice the magnets – something you can’t do with stainless steel.

Rachel Ray Show

It sure looks like Slate is going to be around for a while, too. GE launched this finish in 2012, and now they’ve announced that they’ll be doubling the number of models available in the GE Slate finish:

“The popularity of Slate among consumers has exceeded our expectations,” said Brian McWaters brand general manager for GE Appliances . “Beating our sales forecast proves there is a strong demand for this premium finish. We look forward to expanding the line in September.”

GE Slate Kitchen

Slate’s low-gloss, warm gray finish offers an inviting alternative to stainless steel and complements popular kitchen décor

It’s also worth noting that GE feels that Slate can successfully blend in with stainless steel and other finishes. Perhaps the contrasting brush stainless steel handles and knobs allow you to have it both ways with the Slate and stainless “connecting” in the same environment.

To check out the GE Slate Appliances for yourself plan a visit to Universal Appliance and Kitchen Center. The experts there can help you select just the right appliances or plumbing fixtures that work best for you.

Two locations to serve you – Calabasas and Studio City:

Universal Appliance and Kitchen Center

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