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Travertine Marble Flooring


By: Arthur Cooper
Submitted: 2011-02-22 11:23:29 | Word Count: 664


Travertine is a type of limestone that is well known for its’ unique texture and beauty. Naturally formed, travertine must be extracted from the earth’s surface via a quarry. The color of travertine ranges from white to dark cream shades because of its’ heavy quantity of calcium carbonate. This stone is widely sought after by many architects, builders and designers for its’ soothing neutral color. Many ancient Roman buildings included large amounts of travertine marble. Most travertine deposits can be found in Europe, Eurasia or anywhere that hot springs are located.

Travertine marble is a term used to refer to travertine limestone. Travertine is not actually a type of marble but may easily resemble it. Marble usually has more of a smooth texture, while travertine limestone is distinctively characterized by naturally occurring rough holes and grooves. Travertine marble may be purchased filled or unfilled depending on your taste. For a more natural and rugged look, many prefer an unfilled finished. For those who prefer a smooth texture, filling is ideal. The filling process allows you to develop deeper hues and create a smooth, level surface. Travertine limestone may also be polished and shined and is usually cut into tile size pieces for simplified floor installation.

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Travertine Marble is mostly used as an architectural building material. It is predominantly used as a flooring finish for the interior and exterior of homes. For the interior, using travertine marble tiles that are smooth require more than just extraction. Since we normally walk around our homes without shoes, raw travertine marble flooring may be too rigid and uncomfortable, especially for children. Honing, or grinding down of the travertine marble tile and the filing it can help to produce a smoother feeling surface.

For the outdoors, many people enjoy using travertine marble flooring for their patio, garden or outdoor entertaining center. Travertine limestone that is well positioned in a yard can add stunning antique charm that brings a space to life. The porous and soft nature of this stone allows dirt and foliage to visually compliment it. The luxurious look of travertine marble flooring is sure to wow any guest at your home, inside or out.

Travertine flooring can be cut in several different shapes and laid out in a wide variety of patterns. By mixing shades and shapes, you can develop a completely customized design to enhance your bathroom, garden or kitchen. Travertine marble flooring is easy to clean and maintain once sealed. Travertine marble is easy to install, making it a highly recommended choice for contractors and do it yourself types. The high durability of sealed travertine marble makes this stone great for a home or building with lots of foot traffic and pets.

The Stoneline Group distributes only the finest quality travertine marble directly from Turkey. Using top notch industry standards for selection and extraction, the Stoneline Group is an industry leader in the United States and has a wealth of knowledge and expertise in the natural stone industry.

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