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Travertine is formed through massive calcium carbonate, CaCO3, and resulting from deposition by springs or land rivers.
It is often beautifully colored and banded as a result of the presence of iron compounds or other (e.g., organic) impurities. Travertine is variously known as calc-sinter
and also as calcareous tufa; sometimes (when used for decorative purposes) it is called as onyx marble, Mexican onyx, and Egyptian (Oriental) alabaster.
Travertine is generally very porous but is also fine-grained. Travertine is commonly used for floor tiles, countertops, sinks, table and to carve fireplaces, columns etc.
Additional uses include decorative applications such as medallion, mosaic and the area requires an unique natural ascent.
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T - 020
Featured Beige |
T - 021
White Ivory |
T - 022
Beige Classic |
T - 023
Crema Dark |
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T - 024
Rosa Golden |
T - 025
Multi-color Yellow |
T - 026
Multi-color Red |
T - 027
Multi-color Flower |
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T - 028
Yellow Classic |
T - 029
Pink Light |
T - 030
Golden Sunset |
T - 031
Rosa Red |
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T - 032
Walnut Classic |
T - 033
Red Classic |
T - 034
Beige Brown |
T - 035
Noce Classic |
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Travertine Finish |
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TF - 001
Random Cut ("C") Honed |
TF - 008
Random C Tumbled |
TF - 003
Cross C Filled Polished |
TF - 006
Linear C Filled Polished |
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TF - 002
Cross C Unfilled |
TF - 004
Normal C Filled Honed |
TF - 005
Chiseled and Brushed |
TF - 007
Random C Sandblasted |
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