Natural Unfilled Travertine
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Natural-finish travertine retaining open unfilled pores. In trade it also appears as natural poro abierto (Spanish). Attested most in Argentina and Colombia.
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Antiqued travertine with its natural pores left unfilled. In trade it also appears as envejecido poro abierto (Spanish), DolgusuZ traverten eskitme (Turkish), envejecido con poro abierto (Spanish). Attested most in Spain, Argentina, and the Dominican Republic.
Unfilled honed travertine keeps natural pores open and a matte honed face—classic travertine look for floors and walls. Needs sealing; differs from cement- or resin-filled product.
Unfilled travertine keeps natural pores open on the visible face. Buyers choose it for a more natural look versus filled pore. Spanish: poro abierto; often paired with honed or brushed.
How the trade says it
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| Term | Markets | Seen |
|---|---|---|
| natural | AR×1 | ×1 |
| natural poro abierto | CO×1 | ×1 |
- natural×1AR×1
- CO×1
FAQ
What does "natural" mean in Argentina?
In Argentina, traders use "natural" for Natural Unfilled Travertine. Natural-finish travertine retaining open unfilled pores. In trade it also appears as natural poro abierto (Spanish). Attested most in Argentina and Colombia.
AR · es · ×1
What does "natural poro abierto" mean in Colombia?
In Colombia, traders use "natural poro abierto" for Natural Unfilled Travertine. Natural-finish travertine retaining open unfilled pores. In trade it also appears as natural poro abierto (Spanish). Attested most in Argentina and Colombia.
CO · es · ×1
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