Natural Beige Travertine Stone Bathroom Vanity Top Slabs For Home and Inns Projects
Beige Travertine stone vanity top included with an integral sink Hole. Vanity top pre-drilled for single hole faucet for easy installation, the faucet should prepare in advance separately. Works with any vessel drain assembly – drain sold separately. Thick countertop style with integral ramp sink gives your bathroom an elegant unique look.
In classic or cutting-edge designs, travertine stone bathroom vanity tops become an important focal point that completely transforms a space. This element inspires the interior decor of the rest of the room, There are neither aesthetic nor functional limits. Beige Travertine Stone Tops unite the benefits of beautiful yet highly practical material.
Specification of Beige Travertine Stone
| Stone Type | Natural Travertine |
| Colors Available | Beige |
| Stone Form | Countertops, Vanity Tops, and Table Tops |
| Size | Countertop Sizes: 96”x26”, 108”x26”, 96”x36”, 108”x36”, 98”x37” Vanity tops sizes: 25”x22”, 31”x22”, 37”x/22”, 49”x22”, 61”x22” or Custom |
| Thickness | 18mm, 20mm, 30mm, or Customized |
| Surface Finish | Polished, Honed, Brushed, etc. |
| Edge Profiles | Flat, Bullnose, Bevel Top, Radius Top, Dupont, Ogee, and Laminated Edgesor Custom |
| Application | Hotel, Kitchen, Bathroom, Living Room, Office, etc. |
| Quality Standards | Polished Degree: 90 Degree up Thickness Tolerance:+/-1mm |
| Quantity per 20' Container | Weigh Limited 21 tons: About 370m2 for 20mm, 240m2 for 30mm Weight Limited 27 tons: About 470m2 for 20mm, 310m2 for 30mm |
Etching & Staining of Natural Travertine Stone Items
Travertine is sensitive to acidic substances (juice, wine, coffee) so it can etch (dull the polish or finish) rather easily… just like marble and limestone.
Travertine can stain as well, but not as easily as commonly thought, and stains are controlled with sealing. Note that etching is different from staining which we'll discuss below in the "Sealing" section.
TIP: travertine, marble, and limestone are so similar in composition, chemical, and physical characteristics that cleaning procedures and maintenance requirements are essentially the same for all three types of stone.
