Premium stone, smaller project, real savings. Everything you need to know before choosing remnants for your kitchen, bath, or vanity project.
Remnants are exactly what they sound like: the leftover pieces from a larger slab after a kitchen countertop project is cut. Because a full slab (roughly 9×5 feet) rarely divides evenly into a kitchen layout, fabricators are typically left with sizable offcuts — often more than enough for a vanity, a laundry counter, or a small bar top — in the exact same premium granite, quartz, marble, or quartzite as the full-size projects.
A remnant carries the exact same physical properties as its source material — a granite remnant is exactly as hard and heat-resistant as a granite slab bought new, because it is the same stone. The only real difference is size and availability: remnant inventory changes as jobs are completed, so selection is first-come, first-served.
Comparing remnants against Granite, Quartz, Marble, Quartzite, Soapstone, Solid Surface, Porcelain, Recycled Glass, Slate, Butcher Block? See the full side-by-side on our materials page, or explore each below.
We fabricate and install remnants countertops and vanity tops throughout the Keene area.
Tell us about your project and we'll respond within one business day with an honest, itemized estimate.
