Stone type

Travertine

12 travertine profiles in the library — with market names and catalog photos where available.

Typical Travertine specs

Observed commercial distributions for Travertine— educational only, not a price list · sample confidence HIGH.

Platform rules for Travertine — what experienced traders usually avoid or require. Not factory-specific.

Application: countertop → Not Recommendedwarning
Travertine countertops require fully filled pores to prevent staining from liquids. Unfilled travertine is not suitable for kitchen countertops.
Application: ventilated_facade → Requires Thicknesswarning
Ventilated facade cladding requires minimum 3cm thickness for mechanical anchor points and wind load resistance.
Surface Finish: unfilled → Not Recommendedwarning
Unfilled travertine pores collect moisture, bacteria and cleaning products in wet rooms (bathrooms, kitchens). Fill before use in wet applications.
Application: driveway → Requires Thicknesserror
Driveways under vehicle load require minimum 5cm (50mm) thickness. Standard 2cm tiles will crack.
Application: exterior_paving → Requires Thicknesserror
Exterior paving requires minimum 3cm (30mm) thickness for structural stability under foot traffic.
Surface Finish: resin_filled → Not Recommendedwarning
Transparent resin fill degrades under UV exposure. For exterior applications, use cement fill only.
Application: pool_coping → Not Recommendedwarning
Polished travertine is extremely slippery when wet near pools. Minimum: brushed or sandblasted finish.
Application: pool_deck → Not Recommendedwarning
Chlorine and UV degrade travertine fill (cement and resin). Use unfilled+honed or limestone for pool decks.