Usually 2 full slabs
About 50 sq ft. The L run and the return are both 25½″ deep, so they share one 130″ × 65″ slab, seamed at the inside corner. The island is the only piece on the second slab, and most of that slab is unused.
Half slabs
Reduce waste, save money.
A half slab is how you buy the color without paying for stone the room will not use. Right for a vanity. Also right for a kitchen.
A vanity rarely needs a full slab. Buying one means paying for the rest, then storing it or throwing it out. A half slab is the piece the vanity actually takes.
Kitchens work the same way. If the layout needs a slab and a half, the second full slab is mostly waste.
Half slabs are Vicostone and Impact Quartz. Pattern, color, and texture can be matched from one half to the next.
An example, not a quote
An average 50 sq ft kitchen.
An average kitchen of about 50 square feet is usually two slabs. With a half slab, that same kitchen can be a slab and a half.
The stone you do not buy can save you thousands of dollars. That is an example, not a guaranteed quote. The color, the layout, and what is on hand change the number. Call before you specify.
Same kitchen on 1½ slabs
The same L stays on one full slab. The island is 28″ deep, so it fits a half slab ripped the long way: 130″ long by 32½″ wide. The job is 1½ slabs instead of 2. The stone you do not buy can save you thousands of dollars. An example, not a quote.