Natural Travertine Tile

Made from 100% natural travertine stone, this tile brings a touch of natural beauty to any space. With its unique color variations and durability, it is perfect for both indoor and outdoor use. Upgrade your home or business with this elegant and long-lasting option.

In general, marble, natural travertine tile and dolomite can be used alternately as building materials. But even stones belonging to the same category have different physical properties. Before deciding which kind of stone is most suitable for use, all factors such as the absorbency, density and structural integrity of the stone should be taken into consideration. You can learn from the use of stone in other buildings. For example, the exterior wall of a 100-year-old building can be used as a reference for our exterior wall engineering.

Natural travertine tile is highly absorptive. In view of this characteristic, when we use natural travertine tile to pave the ground and other areas, we should take scribbling and other easy pollution into consideration in the future. In areas susceptible to environmental damage and heavy pressure, use high-density and low-absorbency stone.

From the perspective of historical buildings, dolomite is used as an external wall surface, and its ability to withstand weathering or erosion is stronger than that of marble and natural travertine tile. Because of its low calcite content, it has strong weather resistance to atmospheric pollution (mainly acid).

Generally speaking, marble, dolomite and natural travertine tile are all softer stones. Therefore, it is extremely vulnerable to external pollution during construction and future use, exposing its weak points of poor stain resistance, such as being vulnerable to rainwater, dirt and other pollution. Compared with granite, these three types of stone have higher water permeability and are more susceptible to contamination. To solve this problem, the best way is to protect it.