Travertine’s mix of earthy and light tones makes it the perfect addition to any project. You can find them in all the trending colours, from light grey to creamy beige. They come in Honed & Unfilled for outdoor use and Honed & Filled for indoor use. Available in a variety of colours, including beige, cream, grey and earthy tones, Travertine adds warmth and elegance to any space.
Our selection of premium Turkish Travertine in Australia is an ideal choice if you are looking for sustainable building materials. Known for their durability and strength, these pavers and tiles will last for a long time. Not only will your family and friends be impressed, but it will also increase your property’s resale value if you ever want to sell it!
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Travertine is a type of terrestrial Limestone which is formed by mineral springs that are found near hot springs or Limestone caves. Its fibrous texture offers a natural, rustic appeal, making it a popular choice for indoor and outdoor applications. The natural stone's durability combined with a classic look makes it the right choice for flooring and walling projects!
This is one of the most popular questions that arises in the minds of homeowners, and we will answer it for you. Travertine paving is better than other materials because of many reasons. The popular ones are that it is dense, durable and resilient in nature. These make outdoor Travertine tiles and pavers a popular choice in Australia. Other than these pros, Travertine tiles and pavers are also weather and heat resistant, we have explained them in detail in the below questions.
There are several finishes that you can find on Travertine Pavers & Tiles. You can select the best finish depending on the project space and your design needs.
Honed & Filled: The surface of Honed and Filled Travertine Tiles appears even and smooth. It offers a gorgeous matte finish with almost perceptible pores. This finish is mostly used on Travertine tiles for applications such as walls, floors, bathrooms and kitchens.
Honed & Unfilled: Honed Travertine Tiles and Pavers with organic pores on the surface are commonly used for outdoor places such as walkways, paths, patios, pool areas, alfresco and backyards.
Polished: To produce a mirror-like polish, the naturally rough texture of the Travertine paving stones is ground to a smooth, high gloss shine.
Brushed: To achieve this finish, the surface of outdoor Travertine tiles and pavers are brushed with hard synthetic material or metal to give them an aged, worn appearance.
Our selection offers a Honed finish with Tumbled edges when it comes to Travertine paving. Rest, every finish brings out the inherent beauty of Travertine, giving designers and homeowners the freedom to select the style that best suits their requirements and tastes.
Yes, as mentioned in the above questions, Travertine tiles and pavers are highly durable. Unlike some other materials, like brick pavers, which may start to fade and crack within a year or two, Travertine stone retains its colour and visual appeal. This durability factor also makes it appropriate for both indoor and outdoor uses due to its natural formation, which helps it survive a variety of environmental conditions. One of the main reasons so many people select Travertine over other paving materials is its durability, which guarantees a beautiful and long-lasting surface for their projects.
Yes, it is necessary to seal Travertine paving stones, even though many suppliers say the opposite. We recommend it be done before installation so that its natural beauty can be enhanced and stay the same for a long time. It is especially advised to seal Travertine flooring in indoor spaces, high-traffic areas and patios that are regularly utilised for entertainment. Food and drink spills can discolour the stone; therefore, it helps prevent them.
You will find many colour variants when it comes to Travertine tiles and pavers. However, we offer the two most popular ones in Australia- Silver Travertine (grey) and Classic Travertine (beige). You can also find the Ivory variant which is mostly considered an off-white and tan colour.