Ivory Travertine Tumbled Tile

Introduce a touch of luxury with our Ivory Travertine Tumbled Tile. Made from beautiful ivory travertine stone, this tile adds a timeless elegance to any space. The tumbled finish adds texture and character, while the natural tones and patterns create a warm and inviting atmosphere. Elevate your home with the natural beauty of our Ivory Travertine Tumbled Tile.

Travertine Marble nursing methods:    

1. Travertine is fragile, afraid of hard impact, beating, so usually should pay attention to prevent heavy objects such as iron knock stone surface, so as not to appear pits, affecting the appearance of beauty

2. Regular with slightly wet the cloth that contains mild detergent wipes mesa, wipe dry with clean soft cloth next and polish,
when the surface is stained with a few weaker caustic agents such as lemon juice or vinegar clean stain, by all means avoid the use of soap or soda powder and other vulnerable marble essence of the material will be brushed
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Quality Control：

Our quality control system includes automatic detection and manual inspection. We have an experienced QC team who will carefully detect the stone quality and specification piece by piece, monitoring every production process until packaging is complete, to ensure product safety into the container.

Waterproofing and Handling of Sandstone & Ivory Travertine Tumbled Tile

1. Waterproofing Treatment

Sandstone and ivory travertine tumbled tile have high water absorption, making it essential to apply a waterproof coating to reduce the absorption rate to below 1%.

Water Repellent Coating

• Use organic fluorine or organic silicon paint.
• The paint should be breathable and non-film-forming to prevent altering the slate’s gloss and color.
• As waterproof coatings typically last no more than 5 years, they must be reapplicable multiple times.

Waterproofing Based on Installation Method

• Glue-injected board seams: Only the outer surface of the stone slab is waterproofed.
• Open board seams: The stone slab must be waterproofed on all six sides.

Sealing Large Holes

Ivory travertine tumbled tiles with large or excessive holes must be properly sealed before installation.

Timing of Waterproofing

Waterproofing should be done after machining, cleaning, and drying all grooves and holes.

2. Back Composite Layer for Strength & Safety

Sandstone and ivory travertine tumbled tile have low strength, high fragility, and poor weather resistance. To prevent breakage and potential hazards:

• A glass fiber cloth or other composite material should be pasted on the back of the slab.

3. Handling Special Circumstances

Dealing with Unqualified Stone

While it is a general rule that unqualified stone should not be used, certain unavoidable circumstances may arise, such as:

• Stones being purchased and processed without proper technical demonstration.
• Slabs being transported to the site or even installed on the wall before realizing they do not meet the necessary standards.

Risk Assessment & Corrective Measures

Using substandard slabs poses significant safety risks, whether they are installed or not.

• Ideal Solution: Replace the unqualified slabs—this is the safest and best option.
• Challenges: Replacing the slabs may cause financial and logistical difficulties for owners and stakeholders.
• Alternative Measures: If replacement is not feasible, strict technical evaluation must be performed, and special safety measures must be implemented—even at increased engineering costs, as safety is priceless.