Opus Pattern Bluestone Marble Tiles

Stone Information

Travertine is a natural stone known for its timeless charm and distinctive look. Formed from the mineral deposits left by hot springs, it features warm, earthy tones that range from creamy beiges to deep, rusty browns. Each piece of travertine is unique, with natural voids and patterns that add character and depth.

Its versatility makes travertine a popular choice for many applications, including flooring, wall cladding, and countertops. Depending on the finish, it can range from a sleek, polished surface to a softer, honed texture, or even a more rugged, brushed finish for a rustic feel.

In addition to its aesthetic appeal, travertine is durable and relatively easy to maintain, making it a practical option for both residential and commercial spaces. Its ability to adapt to various design styles—from traditional to modern—ensures it continues to be a favorite in design projects.

Available slab size(s)

Small Slabs: 180~240 up x 60 / 70 x 2 and 3 thickness
Big Slabs: 260~280 up x 160 / 170 x 2 and 3 thickness

Available tile size(s)

Tiles: 10x10, 20x20, 25x25, 30x30, 30.5x30.5, 61x30.5, 40x40, 60x60, 60x30, 80x100cm and cut-to-tiles

Thickness: 1.0 / 1.2 / 1.5 / 2.0 / 2.5 / 3.0 cm

French Pattern:

French Pattern, also known as Versailles Pattern or Modular Pattern, is a popular layout for natural stone tiles. The French Pattern is made up of four different sizes of Travertine tiles that are arranged in a repeating pattern.

Here are the common sizes of tiles used in French Pattern:

8" x 8"

8" x 16"

16" x 16"

16" x 24"

Available surface finishes

Honed Filled, polished, honed, sawn cut, tumbled, sandblasted, filled, brushed, split face and antiquated.

Stock Information

We can produce according to your needs.

Packing Details

Packing Travertine Tiles:

Travertine tiles are typically packaged with careful consideration to protect their surface and structure during transit. The tiles are stacked in bundles, often with a layer of foam or plastic between them to prevent scratches and other damage. These bundles are then enclosed in sturdy wooden crates or placed on pallets. To ensure stability, the crates or pallets are secured with straps or shrink wrap. Each package is usually labeled with details such as the travertine variety, lot number, and quantity to aid in identification and handling.

Packing Travertine Slabs:

Travertine slabs are handled with even more care due to their size and weight. They are typically shipped in custom wooden crates or bundles, with each slab separated by layers of foam, cardboard, or other cushioning materials to avoid any chipping or scratching. Loading of the slabs onto trucks or shipping containers is performed using specialized equipment like cranes or forklifts. Once loaded, the crates or bundles are secured with straps or shrink wrap to prevent shifting during transport.

The packaging process for travertine tiles and slabs can vary depending on the size of the order, the shipping method, and the destination. Regardless of the specifics, the emphasis is always on ensuring that the travertine arrives in excellent condition, ready for use.

Shipping Details

Shipping Port: Aliaga, Turkey.

Approximate shipping time after payment is 1 month to 2 months.Shipping fee is paid by the buyer and added to the total price.

Payment Details

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Usage Informations

Where is Travertine Usually Used?

Travertine is a versatile and attractive natural stone, well-suited for a range of applications in both residential and commercial spaces:

1. Countertops: Travertine is a popular choice for kitchen and bathroom countertops due to its unique appearance and durability. Its natural patterns and textures add a distinctive touch to any countertop, though it requires proper sealing and maintenance to protect against staining.

2. Flooring: This stone is frequently used for flooring in various settings, including residential homes, commercial spaces, and outdoor areas. Travertine flooring is common in high-end residential interiors, hotel lobbies, and even patios, thanks to its timeless beauty and durability.

3. Wall Cladding: Travertine is often used for wall cladding in both interior and exterior applications. It can be employed to create stunning feature walls, backsplashes, and facade treatments, enhancing the aesthetic appeal of any space.

4. Fireplaces: Travertine is a classic material for fireplace surrounds and mantels. Its warm tones and natural textures provide a refined look that complements various interior styles, from rustic to modern.

5. Pavers and Outdoor Features: Travertine is ideal for outdoor use as pavers for driveways, walkways, and pool decks. Its natural resistance to heat and its slip-resistant surface make it a practical and stylish choice for outdoor environments.

How to Clean Travertine?

Travertine requires specific care to maintain its natural beauty and durability. Follow these guidelines to clean and maintain your travertine surfaces:

1. Wipe Up Spills Immediately: Travertine is a porous stone that can absorb liquids and stain easily. To prevent staining, promptly clean up spills with a soft cloth or paper towel.

2. Use a Mild Cleaning Solution: Avoid acidic or abrasive cleaners that can damage the surface of travertine. Instead, use a mild cleaning solution, such as a few drops of dish soap mixed with warm water, to clean the stone.

3. Use a Soft Cloth or Sponge: When cleaning, use a soft cloth or sponge to avoid scratching the surface. Abrasive materials can cause damage and dull the stone’s finish.

4. Rinse Thoroughly: After cleaning, rinse the travertine surface with clean water to remove any soap residue. Soap residue can build up over time and dull the stone's appearance.

5. Dry the Surface: Dry the travertine with a soft, dry cloth or towel to avoid water spots and streaks. Ensuring the surface is completely dry helps maintain its appearance.

6. Use a Stone Sealer: To protect travertine from stains and damage, apply a stone sealer according to the manufacturer’s instructions. Regular sealing helps prevent liquids from penetrating the stone and keeps it looking its best.

By adhering to these cleaning and maintenance practices, you can ensure that your travertine surfaces remain beautiful and durable for years to come.

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