Project-sized stone pieces for bathroom vanity tops, small kitchen countertops, bar tops, laundry room counters, fireplace surrounds, shelves, and tabletops. Each piece is a leftover from a larger slab, sized for small countertop projects rather than full-room installs. Compare what is in stock and confirm the exact remnant with the seller, then use The Stone Index to arrange fabrication and installation follow-up if you need help completing the project. Looking for the full material-remnant hub instead? Browse stone remnants in Los Angeles.
22 available remnants currently listed by local sellers.
Cosentino Dekton Lucid remnant in North Hollywood, ideal for shower panels, bathroom walls, and fireplace surrounds.
Commonly used for bathroom vanity
96" x 64"
$350
22 pieces available
Cosentino Dekton Marmorio remnant for shower panels, bathroom walls, backsplashes, and fireplace surrounds in North Hollywood.
Commonly used for bathroom vanity
96" x 64"
$350
34 pieces available
Cosentino Dekton Trance remnant — polished white marble-look panel for shower walls, bathroom cladding, backsplashes, and fireplaces.
Well suited for bathroom vanity
96" x 64"
$350
6 pieces available
Carrara Quartz remnant — 29" x 120" polished 2 cm white quartz, bathroom vanity tops, powder room counters, laundry room counters, bar tops, desk tops.
Good option for bathroom vanity
120" x 29"
$450
1 piece available
Remnant option commonly chosen for vanities, hearths, and smaller fabrication jobs.
Well suited for bathroom vanity
45" x 125"
$400
1 piece available
Remnant slab option for buyers browsing smaller pieces and value inventory.
Well suited for bathroom vanity
132" x 58"
$1,100
1 piece available
Remnant option commonly chosen for vanities, hearths, and smaller fabrication jobs.
Good option for bathroom vanity
63" x 33"
$175
1 piece available
Remnant option commonly chosen for vanities, hearths, and smaller fabrication jobs.
Well suited for bathroom vanity
69" x 65"
$65
2 pieces available
Remnant piece that can work well for vanities, shelves, bars, and smaller stone projects.
Commonly used for bathroom vanity
69" x 77"
$75
3 pieces available
Smaller-format stone piece — confirm dimensions with the seller before fabrication.
Commonly used for bathroom vanity
31" x 56"
$200
1 piece available
Remnant piece that can work well for vanities, shelves, bars, and smaller stone projects.
Commonly used for bathroom vanity
50" x 74"
$350
1 piece available
Smaller-format stone piece — confirm dimensions with the seller before fabrication.
Can work well for bathroom vanity
54" x 79"
$400
1 piece available
Remnant slab option for buyers browsing smaller pieces and value inventory.
Well suited for bathroom vanity
30" x 120"
$300
1 piece available
Smaller-format stone piece — confirm dimensions with the seller before fabrication.
Can work well for bathroom vanity
75" x 64"
$500
1 piece available
Smaller-format stone piece — confirm dimensions with the seller before fabrication.
Can work well for bathroom vanity
120" x 29"
$250
1 piece available
Remnant slab option for buyers browsing smaller pieces and value inventory.
Well suited for bathroom vanity
69" x 80"
$950
9 pieces available
Clearance inventory option — confirm dimensions and sizing with the seller.
Commonly used for bathroom vanity
60" x 111"
$282
18 pieces available
Remnant option commonly chosen for vanities, hearths, and smaller fabrication jobs.
Good option for bathroom vanity
41" x 74"
$750
1 piece available
Smaller-format stone piece — confirm dimensions with the seller before fabrication.
Can work well for bathroom vanity
76" x 36"
$304
1 piece available
Remnant option commonly chosen for vanities, hearths, and smaller fabrication jobs.
Good option for bathroom vanity
56" x 86"
$975
2 pieces available
Calacatta-look quartz remnant sized for a compact vanity, backsplash, shelf, or small counter project.
Commonly used for bathroom vanity
26" x 55"
$250
1 piece available
Super White-style marble remnant with soft white and gray movement for vanities, bar tops, fireplace accents, and small counters.
Well suited for bathroom vanity
78" x 41"
$400
1 piece available
Compare full-size slabs priced at $800 or less, including matching and bulk inventory. These listings are not remnants, but they may offer more usable stone for shoppers also considering countertop scraps, leftover pieces, or remnants.
Clearance Tao Gray limestone — limited 2-slab honed 2 cm lot, 100" x 69", ready in Van Nuys.
Can work well for kitchen island
69" x 100"
47.9 sq ft
$149
$3.10 / sq ft
2 pieces available
Clearance Royal Wood Vein-Cut marble lot — 15 polished 2 cm gray wood-grain slabs, 103" x 58", ready in Van Nuys.
Commonly used for kitchen island
58" x 103"
41.5 sq ft
$149
$3.59 / sq ft
15 pieces available
Clearance Spanish Dark Emperador marble lot — 19 polished 2 cm brown slabs, 108" x 78", ready in Van Nuys.
Can work well for kitchen island
78" x 108"
58.5 sq ft
$149
$2.55 / sq ft
19 pieces available
Clearance Namibia Pure marble lot — 9 polished 2 cm white slabs with soft gray movement, ready in Van Nuys.
Good option for kitchen island
79" x 116"
63.6 sq ft
$150
$2.35 / sq ft
9 pieces available
2 recently sold remnants.
Jumbo Antolini Calacatta quartz remnant priced at $400 — broken bottom-right corner makes this a strong value piece.
Can work well for bathroom vanity
Size on request
$400
SOLD
Remnant option commonly chosen for vanities, hearths, and smaller fabrication jobs.
Well suited for bathroom vanity
55" x 88"
$1,495
SOLD
Countertop remnants at Los Angeles stone yards fall into five common materials. Each behaves differently in a kitchen, bathroom, or fireplace project, so the right remnant depends on the use and the look you want.
Granite is hard-wearing, heat-resistant, and one of the most commonly listed remnant materials at Los Angeles yards. Granite remnants suit small kitchen counters, prep zones, outdoor BBQ surrounds, laundry rooms, and busy work surfaces. Browse granite remnants in Los Angeles or see the full granite slabs in Los Angeles selection for larger projects.
Engineered quartz remnants offer consistent color and a non-porous surface that is easy to maintain. That makes quartz remnants a practical fit for bathroom vanities, laundry counters, small kitchen counters, and projects where matching color across pieces matters. See current quartz remnants in Los Angeles.
Marble remnants are a popular choice for bathroom vanities, powder rooms, fireplace surrounds, coffee tables, and feature counters where soft veining matters more than maximum durability. Browse marble remnants in Los Angeles or see the full marble slabs in Los Angeles selection.
Quartzite is a natural stone — similar in look to marble but harder and more durable. Quartzite remnants suit small kitchen counters, vanity tops, bar tops, and statement surfaces. Premium variants like Taj Mahal and Cristallo appear from time to time. Browse current quartzite remnants in Los Angeles or see quartzite slabs in Los Angeles for larger projects.
Porcelain remnants are thin and lightweight, which makes them well suited for vanity tops, fireplace surrounds, shower curbs, and lightweight countertop pieces where weight or thickness is a constraint.
For bathroom vanities, bar tops, laundry counters, fireplace surrounds, and other small countertop projects, a full slab is often more material than you need. A countertop remnant can cover the same project at a lower total cost, give you access to premium materials that would be expensive as a full slab, and be ready to take home faster because the piece is already cut down. However, full slabs priced at $800 or less can also be practical alternatives, so compare full-slab countertop remnant alternatives before deciding. Each remnant is unique — sizes, colors, and pricing vary by piece, so it is worth comparing several listings before contacting the seller.
Buyers may also call countertop remnants countertop scraps or leftover countertop pieces. Granite shoppers sometimes search for remnant granite pieces or leftover granite slabs for sale, while marble shoppers may use the term scrap marble. Stone yards usually group these usable leftover pieces under the broader term countertop remnants.
Confirm the remnant and availability with the seller first, then send your project details to The Stone Index if you need help with templating, cutting, edge fabrication, sink or appliance cutouts, transport, delivery, and installation. We can arrange follow-up with a local fabrication and installation team that can confirm the selected remnant fits the finished project. Learn more about countertop fabrication in Los Angeles.
Request a Fabrication QuoteBathroom vanities are the single most common use for countertop remnants in Los Angeles. A standard vanity top usually fits within a single remnant, and powder room vanities are even smaller, which means a leftover piece is often all you need. Marble and quartzite remnants are popular here because the veining can elevate a small space without the cost of a full slab. See current bathroom vanity remnants in Los Angeles, browse all stone remnants in Los Angeles, or compare options across the full inventory.
Kitchen islands usually need a larger piece than a typical remnant provides, but oversized remnants do appear in local Los Angeles inventory. If the dimensions work, a remnant slab can be a cost-effective way to top an island without paying for a full slab. Confirm length, width, and thickness with the seller before committing, and ask whether the remnant can be held while you coordinate fabrication.
Beyond vanities and islands, countertop remnants are commonly used for fireplace surrounds and hearths, bar tops and waterfall ends, laundry room counters, coffee tables, shower curbs, and small accent surfaces. These projects are usually compact enough to fit a leftover piece, and they are a chance to use a more eye-catching stone without buying a full slab. You can also visit local stone yards in Los Angeles to see remnant pieces in person before deciding.
Countertop remnant pricing in Los Angeles depends on the material, the size of the piece, the seller, and the condition. Because remnants are leftover pieces, they can often be more affordable than buying a full slab for a small project, but not every remnant is discounted — premium materials such as exotic quartzite and marble can still carry a meaningful price. Availability rotates constantly because each piece is unique. If you do not see the right material or size today, check back or contact sellers directly. For larger projects, compare against marble, quartzite, and granite slab inventory before deciding.
The Stone Index lists countertop remnants from local Los Angeles stone yards in one place — granite, quartz, marble, quartzite, and porcelain pieces sized for bathroom vanities, kitchen islands, fireplace surrounds, bar tops, and small countertop projects. Inventory rotates as pieces are sold, so compare listed dimensions and contact the seller before visiting the yard.
A countertop remnant is a leftover piece from a larger stone slab — typically granite, quartz, marble, quartzite, or porcelain — that is large enough to be used as a small countertop, bathroom vanity top, fireplace surround, bar top, or accent piece. Because each remnant is a unique leftover, sizes, colors, and pricing vary by piece and by seller.
Yes. Granite is hard-wearing and resists heat and scratches, which makes granite remnants a practical choice for small kitchen counters, prep zones, outdoor BBQ surrounds, and laundry counters. Granite remnants are also one of the most commonly listed materials at Los Angeles stone yards, so availability is usually good.
Yes — they're different materials. Quartz is an engineered surface made from ground quartz and resin, which gives it consistent color and a non-porous finish that is easy to maintain. Quartzite is a natural stone with unique veining, similar in look to marble but harder and more durable. Both appear regularly as remnants in Los Angeles.
Yes. Bathroom vanity tops are one of the most common uses for marble remnants because a vanity is usually small enough to cut from a leftover piece, and marble's veining elevates a small space. Marble should be sealed and cared for per the fabrication team's recommendations.
Sometimes. A standard kitchen island usually needs a larger piece than a typical remnant provides, but oversized remnants do appear in local inventory. If the dimensions work, a remnant can be a cost-effective way to top an island. Always confirm length, width, and thickness with the seller before committing.
Often yes. Because countertop remnants are leftover pieces, they can be more affordable than buying a full slab for a small project. However, full slabs priced at $800 or less can also be practical alternatives and may provide significantly more usable material. Final pricing depends on the seller, material, size, and condition of the specific piece.
Yes. Select the remnant and confirm availability with the seller first, then submit your project details through The Stone Index for fabrication and installation follow-up. A local fabrication team can review measurements, templating, edges, sink or appliance cutouts, transport, site access, scheduling, and installation scope before final pricing is confirmed.
Measure your project area, add a small allowance for fabrication and edge profiles, and compare against the remnant's listed length, width, and thickness. For countertops and vanities, also confirm the remnant is thick enough (typically 2 cm or 3 cm) and that the seller can hold the piece while you arrange fabrication.
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