Affordable Granite & Quartz Countertop Remnants in Caldwell, ID

How Can You Use Quartz and Granite Remnant Stone?

Stone remnants can be used for just about anything. Select Stone Service, as a stone fabricator company, can make an incredible variety of items from stone remnants. Some examples include -
Stone Coasters: A set of coasters can be made of quartz or granite that match your countertops.
Cutting Boards: Your knives are unlikely to be harder than quartz or granite, so stone is an ideal surface for cutting boards.
Serving Boards and Trays: A thin cut of stone can make a perfect coffee tray or charcuterie board.
Tabletops and Coffee Tables: Stone is a great material for a tabletop that is resistant to scratches and stains while looking elegant.
Backsplashes: If you have stone countertops, a matching backsplash can be fabricated from remnant stone.
Bathroom Vanities: Stone remnants are frequently used to create bathroom vanities that will stand up to heavy use and look beautiful. Using matching stone remnants from your kitchen countertops can add to your home's cohesive appearance.
Shelves: Remnant stone can be turned into attractive shelves for your home or office.
Stone Fireplace Surround and Mantles: A fireplace surround made of remnant stone will be a focal point for a living room, great room, or master bedroom.
Fire Pits: Making a fire pit out of remnant stone will add flair and functionality to your porch or backyard.
Lazy Susans: A great way to make use of remnants is to create small, useful items like a lazy susan to make mealtimes go a little smoother.
Rolling Pins: Stone is an ideal material for a rolling pin. Heavy, either naturally non-porous or sealed, and cool, this can improve your baking.
Bookends: A set of quartz bookends can both hold books in place and be on display. Stone remnant is a perfect material for creating attractive and heavy bookends.
Windowsills: A windowsill made of remnant stone can have an understated and classy appearance. Stone windowsills can also help prevent water damage in humid bathrooms and above kitchen sinks.
Shower Seats: Remnant stone pieces can also be turned into shower seats, which are both useful and tasteful.
When it comes to making use of remnant stone, the sky's the limit.