بلاطة الترافرتين كلاسيكو

Classico Beige Travertine Polished Slabs

Recommended Usage of Travertine Classico Slab: EXTERIOR / INTERIOR FLOORING AND CLADDING APPLICATIONS, MONUMENTS, COUNTERTOPS, POOL, URBAN FURNISHING

AVAILABLE IN BLOCKS, SLABS, TILES OR MANSELL

SURFACE FINISHING of Travertine Classico Slab/Tiles: HONED, POLISHED, CEMENT/MASTIC OR TRANSPARENT RESIN FILLING AND POLISHED/HONED, ANTIQUE FINISHING, LEATHER FINISHING, REFINISHING, BUSH HAMMERING, SPECIAL METALFLAKE FILLING.

Travertine Romano Classico unfilled honed or Polish is another popular travertine option. This item is available in the traditional cream color with medium shading. The Classico Beige Travertine Slabs of this product are cut perpendicular to the direction of the natural veining of the stone, resulting in a background of light and dark patterns with no visible veins. Living room tiles, bathroom and kitchen floors and walls, outdoor floor tiles and walls, cladding, and pool coping are examples of common applications. Classico Travertine Stone is also available in a variety of formats, such as stone tiles, paving stones, stairs and slabs, mosaics, and basins. It is recommended to seal and grout for maintenance, particularly in moist places, as this results in longer life.

1: The Specification of Beige Travertine From Esta Stone 

2: Travertine Slabs Warehouses of Esta Stone

3: Travertine Slabs Factory

4: The Advantages of Classico Travertine Stone?

The Roman Travertine is a very noble and flexible stone that may be used in both building and sculpture. It is malleable, resistant, and can be carved, shined, and shined very well.

It has pores on its surface, making it identifiable.

The superior quality travertine is the clear tone, which is travertine of white color clear with little pores and is also highly compact travertine.

Its surface can be left in its natural condition, that is, “open pore” rustic, with no shine, or “open pore” honed, with no shine.

You may also plug your pores with cement or mastic combined with pigments of the same color as the stone and then when the surface is well dried it can shine matt or shine to the mirror, as in the image of the slab you see above.

It can also be given an aged look by sealing its pores with cement and then scrubbing the surface with mechanical brushes.