Travertine

FEATURES & BENEFITS

  • Natural stone with unique features and earthy colours, contributing to an elegant and sophisticated appearance, enhancing the overall aesthetic of the space. 
  • Can complement various interior styles, from classic to contemporary, due to their timeless appeal.
  • While not as hard as some other stones, travertine is durable enough for furniture, with proper care ensuring it withstands regular use over time.
  • Travertine develops a patina over time, giving it a weathered and aged appearance that some homeowners find charming.
  • As a natural material, travertine is environmentally friendly, and its extraction and production have a lower environmental impact compared to some synthetic materials.

NATURAL CHARACTERISTICS

  • Colour variation
  • Pattern variation
  • Unique Markings 
  • Blemishes
  • Brittleness

HOW TO CLEAN

  • Periodically clean with a damp cloth. A small amount of gentle dishwashing solutions may be used if necessary. 
  • Natural pitting in travertine can accumulate fine particles; dust often or use a handheld vacuum or a soft-bristled brush with water and mild soap. 
  • Refrain from using harsh cleaners or abrasive chemicals. 
  • Protect the surface from acidic spills such as wine, coffee, juice, tomato sauce etc. 
  • Spills should be immediately cleaned with a gentle cloth. 
  • Avoid placing heavy or sharp objects on the surface of the marble/travertine as it can be prone to nicks, scratches, and stains. 
  • When moving your furntiure, excercise caution. Never drag or push the marble/travertine furniture as it can cause crack and chip.

ADDITIONAL TIPS

  • Use heat-resistant covers to protect against hot objects; relying on a tablecloth alone is inadequate.
  • Use coasters when placing glasses, bottles or cups on the surface.
  • Any liquid spills should be wiped clean immediately.
  • Remove dirt and dust by wiping with a warm, damp cloth.
  • Avoid any type of acidic or abrasive cleaner, such as bleach, vinegar and harsh scrubbing pads. Acidic substances can corrode the Travertine surface and leave the stone looking dull. 
  • Avoid placing and dragging heavy or sharp objects on the table top as it is a porous stone by nature and can be prone to nicks, scratches, and stains. 
  • Avoid dragging or pushing the Travertine furniture.
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