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What is a Remnant?
Remnant according to definitions is nothing but a left-out portion of any material after its primary purpose has been solved. In the stone industry, a remnant implies half-cut slabs, offcuts, or damaged stone slabs that are apparently not in a first-class condition and hence not favoured by customers generally.
Is Remnant only a Worktop Offcut?
Remnants can be an outcome of various situations. Sometimes they are created by damages that occur to the gigantic slabs as a result of mishandling, or in other cases, left-outs from slabs after the primary purpose of the project is completed.
For instance, if a customer places an order for a kitchen worktops with specific dimensions, the stone slab will be fabricated into the required size following the customer’s kitchen template. The smaller chunks of stone slabs produced as a result of this fabrication process are called offcuts.
Offcuts can significantly differ in dimensions depending on the purpose and process that created them.
Baltic Brown
£212.00
Subtle Carrara
£212.00
Crema marfil
£212.00
Low Budget Kitchen Worktops Modified with Remnants
Projects like complete kitchen/bathroom makeover that include kitchen worktop, kitchen island, kitchen splashbacks, etc, might require an entire slab or maybe even more. But there are numerous possible situations that can arise when you would maybe need just a small fraction of a slab. Say, you want to build a mini pizza table for yourself, a coffee table for your condo, need a lamp or candle base, charcuterie boards, build a mantlepiece, or in a rather serious case break a small portion of your worktops for kitchen/ floor, etc; the list doesn’t end. You can even modify your old kitchen countertops and existing low-value worktops with granite offcuts and marble offcuts to drastically raise their value. This step will cost you far less than spending on a new stone worktop counter. Every sensible person would like to purchase the size required just enough for them rather than paying a hefty price for the entire material. So, a person in possession of remnants can sell them to someone looking for them, given there is a facility to communicate these needs
At work-tops, we use our platform to support customers in these situations. Fabricators wanting to get rid of their kitchen worktops offcuts near me, display them on our Remnants page. Buyers within the region looking for similar materials can thus easily find the item through our website. All our remnant service is totally free of cost.
GIALLO
£212.00
Impala
£212.00
Platinum White
£212.00
Values of Work-tops
The passion to serve the stone industry encourages us to focus on maximizing the use of available stone resources without compromising on the quality, economy, society, and the environment. The Remnant Program is our Founder’s initiative to create an efficient and sustainable future in the Stone and Construction Industry. Besides it being our Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR), we are also supporting the UK Government’s mission, “Green Industry Revolution 2050”.
This Stone Recycling Program; a key component of modern waste reduction, saves huge masses of potential materials from being dumped in the landfills by turning somebody’s waste into another’s input. Potentially useful and rare materials are better managed and energy usage is minimized. It is an alternative to conventional waste disposal that can minimize the natural stone excavation and help lower greenhouse gas emissions.
Upgrade your Surfaces With These Offcuts!
Cutting Board with Quartz Remnant:
If you have a few remnant pieces from your quartz worktops installation, you can instruct your fabricator to cut them into little usable pieces. While you can not only have it for your chopping but can roll out dough on it while creating cookies and other delicacies.
Coffee Table with Marble:
If you have an old coffee table with great legs, spruce it up with a slab of granite or marble. Design your old one into a retro wooden coffee table into a revitalized centrepiece.
Multipurpose Granite Offcuts Stone Cheese Platter:
Cheese should always be served in style, so why not serve a stone cheese platter? Depending on your taste, you can go for a rustic look with jagged edges or a sleek look with straight edges.
Granite Remnant Coaster:
These coasters are perfect for hot or cold drinks. Protect your tables and add some flair to your decor, make your dining or personal space look stylish with these stone coasters.
Bathroom Worktops and Soap Dish:
Create a new look for your bathroom, design a rectangular chunky shape with inner ridges to allow your soap to drain away any excess water after use. It is eco-friendly and a long-lasting one for your bathroom. A granite offcut can be easily used to create an average-sized vanity top for your bathroom too.
Royal Blue
£212.00
Blanco Orion
£212.00
Welsh Green Slate
£212.00
Join Our Remnant Program
Here, on the site, you can be a part of this CSR and contribute to managing waste reduction. This program is all free of cost.
If you possess any remnants like granite remnants, quartz remnants and marble remnant that you wish to sell, these are the simple steps you need to follow:
Step 1: Sign up as a seller on our work-tops.com
Step 2: Upload the picture and details of the remnant including the price in the remnant listing section
Please Note: If you have a huge number of remnant stones and need help to bulk upload, please email us at info@work-tops.com with remnant information in CSV format. Click here to see the sample format.
Step 3: While uploading the remnant stone make sure to select the “Remnant” tag in the stone details section >> collection section
Step 4: Insert proper contact details which will be displayed to your buyer. Remember, this is the only provision for buyers to reach you directly:
The Detailed Product Flow/Process is:
Fabricator log in/sign up as seller >> Stone >> Remnant listing >> Add Remnant slabs >> Fill in stone details >> Add Remnants images >> Tick Remnants in Collection section >> Save changes
