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Travertine Marble Floor Tiles


By: Arthur Cooper
Submitted: 2010-12-29 11:59:24 | Word Count: 664


Travertine is a type of limestone that’s formed over thousands of years. It’s made deep in hot springs around the world by mineral deposits. Because of this process, there are no two travertine stones that are alike. This creates an extremely unique look when the stone is cut into travertine marble floor tiles.

Natural stone, particularly travertine, is an extremely durable surface. When taken care of properly it can last a lifetime. Because of that, even though the initial investment is slightly more, in the long term a travertine marble floor will save you money, because it won’t need to be replaced if it is well taken care of.

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Travertine marble floor tiles are porous. As such, they require a proper seal, especially in high traffic areas, like the kitchen or bathroom. Without a good seal, even water can stain and damage the floor. Things like wine and other dark liquids can also stain a natural stone floor. So make sure you protect your investment with a proper seal. Additionally, make sure not to clean the floor with harsh chemicals or anything containing citric acid. That will eat away at the seal and eventually damage the tiles. The floor should only be cleaned with solvents that were made for natural stone.

Because of the way the tiles are formed, they come in a pretty wide variety of colors – ranging from a creamy off white color to a dark reddish color. This makes them an ideal flooring solution for any home, as they can easily be coordinated with just about any décor.

Travertine tiles also come in a variety of finishes. If you want more of an antique look in your home, look at tumbled travertine. It has a rough, textured look that is often combined with rounded corner. A honed finish is good for high traffic areas, as it has more of a smooth, matte finish. Another finish for travertine tiles is highly textured. It involves a process of filling in the stone’s pores with another medium, while polishing the actual travertine. This provides a highly varied and unique look that can complement some home decors well.

Travertine marble floor tiles come in several sizes – mostly square, including 12 by 12, 13 by 13, 16 by 16 and 18 by 18. This helps you achieve the look you want for your space. Additionally, specialty companies like Stoneline Group carry various patters, shapes and sizes to create a completely customized look for your home.

Stoneline group imports the finest travertine from the mountains of Turkey. They ship their products all over the world and offer no minimum purchase requirements for the southern states. That means wholesale prices for you without having to buy in bulk!

Travertine marble floor tiles can create a timeless look in your home that maintains style and functionality throughout the ages. Visit www.stonelinegroup.com today, and check out their variety of travertine, get ideas for your own project, and view a gallery of their most recent projects. Stoneline Group strives to make you their number one priority, so let them help you beautify your home now!

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