How to use Granite Remnants

At Arch City Granite, we create beautiful granite countertops that are custom cut, delivered, and installed. We can transform any kitchen, bathroom, or laundry room into a room of splendor once our countertops are installed.

Throughout the fabrication process, we take large slabs of granite and cut them down to fit the computer aided measurements. The cutting process means that there are left over sections of granite that we call remnants. These remnants include small pieces and even some sink cutouts. Our granite remnants come in all shapes and sizes and you can purchase them for a discounted price. That means you can get some of the most amazing granite slabs for use around your home for a fraction of the cost. You can come to our St. Louis showroom to see our selection of granite remnants. In order to start your mind processing on the many uses of our remnant granite pieces, here are a few ideas to get you started.

The Many uses of Granite Remnants

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Plenty of Other Amazing Things

Do you have nice wood furniture, but you are terrified of drink rings forming? Instead of having standard cork coasters, why not create a few from our granite remnants. You can have a wide variety of different colors that will go perfectly with your home décor. We have had people create lamps, clocks, water fountains, fire pit stones, fireplace accents, pathways, paper weights, stress relief granite stones balls, even plaques for laser cut engravings. There are hundreds of ways and things to create with our granite remnants. If you have an idea, come down to Arch City Granite and view our wide selection of remnants. We can help you find the right stone and get the right cut.

 

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