Planning travertine flooring? This guide covers tile thickness, slip resistance, finishes and applications—from homes to hotels, bathrooms to outdoor patios. As a quarry-backed Turkish travertine supplier, we also provide FOB/CIF/EXW export with photo-documented container loading.
Travertine flooring is a timeless choice for both residential and commercial interiors, combining natural elegance with long-term durability. Its earthy tones and unique veining create inviting spaces that feel both luxurious and warm. Travertine is widely used in homes, hotels, and office buildings, valued for its ability to withstand daily use while maintaining beauty over decades.
Travertine flooring is used across homes, hotels, offices, and retail spaces. It works well in living rooms, kitchens, hallways, and bathrooms. Commercially, it adds elegance to lobbies, corridors, and restaurants. With finishes tailored to slip resistance and design, travertine floors can adapt to any architectural style.
Warm tones and natural patterns enhance living rooms, kitchens and bedrooms. Use 10–12 mm tiles; honed or brushed finishes offer comfortable slip resistance.
Travertine handles high traffic in hotels, offices and retail spaces. Use larger formats to reduce grout lines and specify honed/brushed for safety.
Honed travertine provides safe traction for wet floors. Polished looks luxurious on walls and vanities. Seal regularly to prevent moisture penetration.
Tumbled or brushed travertine suits patios and walkways with R11–R13 slip resistance. Use 30–40 mm pavers for durability in freeze-thaw climates.
Enhances living rooms, bedrooms, and open-plan interiors with natural charm.
Durable and elegant floors for hotels, offices, and restaurants.
Moisture-resistant floors when sealed, adding spa-like luxury.
Travertine flooring tiles typically measure 10–12 mm thick, with larger slabs available at 20–30 mm. Common sizes include 300×300, 400×400, and 600×600 mm, with custom options available. Absorption rates average 0.4–0.8%, so sealing is required for stain protection.
Travertine flooring should be installed with cement-based adhesives on stable substrates. Sealing at installation is essential, with resealing recommended every 12–24 months. Daily cleaning requires neutral pH products, while rugs or mats are advised in high-traffic areas. Avoid acids and abrasives that could damage the stone.
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