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Sizes and edges

What size of remnant fits your project, and which edge to ask for.

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Look for pieces at least32 × 23in+1 in each way
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Sizes

Measure the space, add an inch each way for the cut, and look for a piece at least that big. Drawn to the same scale.

Bathroom vanity

31 × 22 in

Most single vanities are 30 to 36 in wide and about 22 in deep. Add an inch per side for overhang. The sink cut-out takes the middle, so small marks there often do not matter.

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Double vanity

61 × 22 in

Width matters more than depth. Pieces this long are less common, so ask Find Remnants to check availability. Some shops can seam two pieces.

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Bar or coffee counter

48 × 26 in

Usually narrower than a kitchen counter, so shorter pieces can work. Measure knee space for stool overhangs.

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Small island

72 × 36 in

The largest size here, so fewer pieces fit. Check pattern and seams, since it is seen from every side. Some shops can match two pieces.

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Table top

48 × 30 in

Needs a durable finish and maybe eased corners. 3 cm is sturdier than 2 cm.

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Fireplace or hearth

60 × 16 in

Ask whether the stone and sealant are heat-rated. Measure the firebox opening and surround depth.

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Edges

Each edge cut on 3 cm stone. Open one to turn it in 3D.

Square and bevels

  • Eased

    Square, with both corners softened to a 1/16 in radius. The everyday standard.

  • 1/4 Bevel

    A 1/4 in bevel cut at 45 degrees along the top, eased underneath. Crisp and modern.

  • 1/2 Bevel

    A 1/2 in bevel cut at 45 degrees along the top, eased underneath. Reads clearly from across the room.

  • Hollywood Bevel

    A long 30 degree slant, about 1 3/16 in back across the top and 11/16 in down the face. Bold and graphic.

  • Bevel Top & Bottom

    Matching 1/4 in bevels at 45 degrees on the top and the underside.

  • Reverse Bevel

    A 1/2 in bevel cut at 45 degrees along the underside, top corner eased. The top reads thin and the edge seems to float.

Rounds

  • 1/4 Round

    A quarter-circle round over the top corner, 3/8 in radius. Eased underneath.

  • Round Top & Bottom

    Matching 3/8 in radius rounds on the top and the underside, flat across the middle.

  • Half Bullnose

    Rounded over the top with a 1 1/16 in radius, nearly the full thickness. Flat underneath. Also sold as demi bullnose.

  • Bullnose

    A full half circle from top to underside, 19/32 in radius (half the 3 cm thickness). Soft to lean on, kind to hips.

  • Triple Pencil

    Three rounded beads stacked down the face, each about 3/8 in tall.

Ogees

  • Ogee

    The classic S-curve, 1 in deep: a 1/2 in radius scoop in at the top, then a 1/2 in radius round out below.

  • Short Ogee

    A 1/2 in deep ogee kept to the top half: a 1/4 in scoop over a 1/4 in round, square below.

  • Reverse Ogee

    The ogee turned over, 1 in deep: a 1/2 in radius round at the top, then a 1/2 in radius scoop below.

  • Double Ogee

    Two S-curves stacked, each with 1/4 in radii, 1 in deep in all. The most ornate edge.

  • Ogee Bullnose

    A 5/16 in radius ogee at the top rolling into a 5/16 in radius round underneath.

Coves and steps

  • Cove

    A concave scoop cut into the top corner, 3/8 in radius.

  • Cove Ogee

    A 1/4 in cove at the top, a 5/32 in ledge, then a 5/16 in radius ogee. Layered and formal.

  • Dupont

    A 1/4 in square step down from the top, then a 1/2 in radius round rolling out to the face.

  • Cove Dupont

    1 in deep: a 1/2 in radius cove, a 1/8 in step, then a 3/8 in radius round out to the face.

  • Waterfall

    Three small rounded steps, each 1/4 in deep and 1/3 in tall, cascading down to the face.

Built-up and rustic

  • Mitered

    A 3 cm strip joined to the front with a 45 degree miter, so the face stands 2 1/2 in tall. The top and face read as one solid piece; the 45 degree joint shows only on the side.

  • Laminated Square

    A 3 cm strip glued under the front for a 2 1/2 in square face, corners eased 1/8 in. The glue line shows.

  • Chiseled

    Hand-chipped and uneven like split rock, broken back about 7/16 in from the top. Also called rock face.

Mitered and laminated edges need extra stone from the same piece, so they are rarely possible with a remnant. Ask the shop about any edge before you decide.

How it works

  1. 01

    Find a piece

    Filter by material, size and your ZIP. Every piece has a photo and its size in inches, and availability is checked when you inquire.

  2. 02

    Ask Find Remnants

    Send your project description, rough sizes and optional photos from the piece page. Find Remnants reviews your request before arranging a connection.

  3. 03

    Confirm the next steps

    Find Remnants helps confirm availability and the next steps for your project. Cutting, installation and delivery arrangements are confirmed individually.

Three things to check

Thickness

Most pieces are 2 cm or 3 cm. A 3 cm piece reads as sturdier on a busy surface like a table or an island; 2 cm is common for a vanity.

Finish

Polished is most common. Honed and leathered finishes show fewer fingerprints but wear differently, so ask what the piece is finished with.

L-shaped pieces

A piece listed with a second leg usually still comes from one cut. Measure both legs against your layout, not just the longer one.