Silver Honed Travertine Tiles

As an industry expert, we confidently assert that our Silver Honed Travertine Tiles offer an elegant and durable flooring solution. Made from natural stone, these tiles boast a smooth honed finish and stunning silver color, providing a timeless and sophisticated look for any space.

It is more difficult to come. Before you start, make sure that the rough floor is clean and level, and then nail the cement board on the floor. This step is very important to prevent the tiles from chipping in the future. Lines lay the silver honed travertine tiles without adhesive. This is for typesetting first, without cutting as much as possible.

To install silver honed travertine tiles, first prepare thin rubber gloves and a trowel. Lay the floor, use spacers to keep the grout line straight, and wipe off the excess adhesive.

Mortar is used as grouting to prevent cracks between tiles. After the mortar is completely dry, the silver honed travertine tiles should be sealed to prevent stains and resealed every 9 to 18 months according to the flow of people.

Over time, silver honed travertine tiles will gradually change color, and damaged tiles are almost impossible to completely repair. However, correctly installed and maintained silver honed travertine tiles can last a long time.

Nowadays, silver honed travertine tiles has become the new favorite of decoration materials, but there are so many kinds of silver honed travertine tiles on the market, how to distinguish the authenticity among all kinds of silver honed travertine tiles? You can start from the following points:

One, look at the surface structure of the stone. Generally speaking, stone with uniform fine material structure has a fine texture, which is a good product of stone; stone with coarse-grained and unequal-grained structure has poor appearance effect. In addition, the stone often produces some small cracks in it due to the influence of geological action, and the stone is most likely to break along these parts, so attention should be paid to the screening. As for the lack of edges and corners, it affects the appearance, so you should pay special attention to it when choosing.

Second, measure the size of the stone, so as not to affect the splicing, or cause the patterns, patterns, and lines after the splicing to be deformed, and affect the decorative effect.

Three, listen to the percussion sound of the stone. Generally speaking, the percussion sound of a good-quality stone is clear and pleasant; on the contrary, if there are slight cracks in the stone or the contact between the particles becomes loose due to weathering, the percussion sound will be rough.

Fourth, check the quality of the stone. A small drop of ink is usually placed on the back of the stone. If the ink is quickly dispersed and leached, it indicates that the particles inside the stone are loose or there are gaps, and the quality of the stone is not good. On the contrary, if the ink drops stay in place, the stone is of good texture.