Travertine Varieties

What is Travertine?

Due to our country's richness in natural stones, there are many travertine varieties and colors. You can visit the page for detailed information. Light travertine, dark classic travertine, ivory travertine, chocolate travertine, mocha travertine, medium travertine, marina travertine, golden noche travertine, pink travertine, silver travertine, orange travertine, scabas travertine, and red travertine are some of them.

Travertine Marble M2 Prices

The question of what is travertine has gained more meaning with the extremely wide range of uses for travertine. Travertines, natural rocks formed by the precipitation of calcium carbonate in spring waters as it emerges to the surface, have been used and continue to be used in many areas from the past to the present. Due to its production for many years and its widespread use, it has become known worldwide as Turkish stone and has been used in many projects. Travertine models, which we frequently encounter as interior and exterior construction materials both in the past and today, have also been used in the construction of hammams, temples, and various monuments. Travertine marble m2 prices are shaped according to the selection requested from the factory. It is a fact that the existing usage areas of travertine, which is loved and used in various areas, are expanding day by day. Symbolizing modernity and luxury in every area it is used, and forming a whole with other items, travertine has usage areas such as stair steps, sinks, medallions, fireplaces, walls and floors in interiors, interior wall cladding, bathrooms and showers, and in exteriors, garden courtyards, barbecues, exterior stairs, pool edge coverings, walkways, exterior wall coverings, pool steps. These usage areas are increasing and expanding day by day, and travertine marble models and prices, which can be used with peace of mind in outdoor areas due to their durable and non-slip structure, are exported to many countries around the world, and are quite practical in terms of their surface appearance and texture, can be found on the Granices.com page.