We bring you an extensive range of Travertine tiles and pavers available in various colours, sizes and finishes. Durable, dense and resilient, our Travertine pavers are commonly used outdoors (such as patios, pathways, pool areas), whereas Travertine tiles are typically used indoors (such as living rooms, kitchens, bathrooms).
As one of the largest Travertine wholesalers in Australia, we offer a diverse selection of Travertine pavers and tiles suited to residential and commercial spaces. Our stone flooring experts can assist you in selecting the ideal Travertine floor tiles, their finishes and formats for your project requirements.
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Travertine stone is a type of terrestrial Limestone formed by mineral deposits near hot springs and caves. Travertine typically displays a fibrous, naturally rustic texture, making it a popular choice for both indoor and outdoor applications. The durability of Travertine pavers and tiles, combined with their classic look, makes them the right choice for flooring and walling, patios, courtyards and more.
Our selection of premium Turkish Travertine pavers and tiles in Australia is an ideal choice if you are looking for sustainable building materials. We offer Travertine floor tiles and outdoor pavers in a range of colours and sizes, featuring earthy shades and raw veining pattern that blend beautifully with modern and traditional design schemes.
For performance-based installation, honed & filled Travertine tiles suit indoor floors and living spaces, while honed & unfilled Travertine outdoor pavers are preferred outside. Blending in with a variety of architectural styles, Travertine tiles and pavers add warmth and elegance to any space.
If you are looking for the best Travertine wholesaler in Australia, we are here to help. Our premium range of Travertine tiles, pavers and pool copings is unmatched and we deliver nationwide, including Sydney, Brisbane, Melbourne and beyond.
Natural Aesthetic
Add elegance and aesthetic value to your outdoor space.
Slip-Resistance
Offers natural slip resistance, ideal for flooring or paving projects.
Durability and Strength
Withstand Australia’s harsh weather conditions effortlessly.
Low Maintenance
Requires minimal upkeep to maintain them, they last for ages.
Unrivaled Product Selection
Multitude of materials, products, colours and finishes available.
No-Cost Sample
Experience the quality firsthand—no cost, no commitment.
Known for its natural variations in terms of colours, it adds a touch of sophistication to any area.
These stone floorings are relatively hard and dense, which increases their life span wherever installed.
They retain and regulate temperature, providing a comfortable, cool surface in the summer and a warm touch in the winter.
Can be used at various project spaces, both indoors and outdoors.
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.
Yes, it is necessary to seal Travertine stones. 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 high-traffic areas and patios that are regularly used for entertainment. Food and drink spills can discolour the stone; therefore, it helps prevent them.
These natural stones can be easily installed by a professional or anyone who has a flair for DIY. Here is how:
Travertine is well-known for its durability and aesthetic appeal. Here are the benefits and drawbacks to help you determine if it is a good idea or not.
Pros
Cons
Yes, being a natural stone, Travertine is a sustainable building material that is widely popular among homeowners and landscapers in Australia. When compared to alternative materials, they are durable, aesthetics and more.
Clean Travertine tile and pavers gently:
Care Tip
Avoid acidic and harsh cleaners (vinegar, bleach, ammonia). Reseal outdoor pavers every 2–3 years to maintain durability.
