Travertine Tile Properties
Travertine Tile Properties
Floor Detective® Claims and Conditions Guide
What You Need to Know
• Travertine is a natural calcium carbonate stone formed by mineral precipitation from geothermal or ambient-temperature springs
• It is classified as a sedimentary limestone and shares many performance traits with limestone and marble
• Natural voids, pits, and linear pores are inherent to travertine and may be factory-filled
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