The surface of Travertine is pitted with tiny, irregular holes and generally has ribbons or bands of color running through the tile. Pure, white travertine is rare. More often the stone is colored because iron or naturally occurring organic impurities affected the stone while it was forming. The stone comes in a wide range of warm colors that can work with different design palates. The color could be anywhere from white, cream, tan, brown, golden, or caramel to a yellow, red or gray.
When it comes time to grout you will have to decide on the look you prefer. There are two techniques for grouting the travertine. The naturally existing holes can be Filled or left Unfilled. This is also called Antique Fill or Natural Look. When you plan to fill the holes the grout you select should be color-matched to the tile. The holes can also be filled with dust resin or an epoxy.
Some favor the natural, warm look of the open holes, whereas others fancy the more polished, finished look of the filled holes. Whichever option you choose, the job is made easier by sealing the tiles first before you grout.
Iranian Travertine products consist all types of tiles, with various finishings as well as honed & polished, tumbled, brushed, antique with chiseled edged, and Mosaic pattern compatible for using in floor and wall covering (Indoor and outdoor), Kitchen, Bathroom, interior design garden, commercial and office place.
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