Travertine Floor Tile
Add the warmth and texture of natural stone to any room of your home by installing travertine flooring which is available in a variety of gorgeous colors and tones.
Raimondi Leveling Wedges 500-Piece
Grout Joint Sealer Brush
Sealer Sponge Tile Installation Tool
Tile Spacers 1/8 in. - 100 pieces per bag
Ardex T-7 Ceramic Tile Sponge
1/16 in. Leveling Clips (250 each)
Raimondi Leveling Clips 250-Piece - 3/16 in. Space
Raimondi LS Vite Leveling Base 100-Piece 1/8 in. Space
Raimondi Leveling Floor Pliers
Raimondi Leveling Clips 500-Piece - 3/16 in Space
PRO Series V-Notch Trowel - 1/2 in.
Raimondi Leveling Clips 500-Piece - 1/8 in. Space
Offset Spacers - 3/16 in. Qty. 100
Pro Series U-Notch Trowel - 1/2 in.
PRO Series Square Notch Trowel - 3/8 in.
PRO Series Notch Margin Trowel - 1/4 in.
PRO Series Square Notch Trowel - 1/4 in.
Scrubbing Sponge Tile Installation Tool
Primo Horseshoe Tile Spacers - 1/8 in. (150 pack)
Primo Horseshoe Tile Spacers - 1/8 in. (1000 pack)
Primo Euro Style Riveted Trowel
Large Wedge Tile Spacers - 100 pieces per bag
PRO Series Square Notch Trowel - 1/2 in.
Stunning Natural Stone: Travertine Floor Tiles
Travertine tile has remained a popular flooring choice for hundreds, if not thousands, of years, thanks to its timeless look and natural durability. That’s great news for today’s homeowners, too; if you also select travertine floor tiles for your next project, you can look forward to enjoying your space for many years to come.
Another likely reason for travertine’s enduring popularity is the variety of finishes (i.e., surface textures) available, depending on how a piece of stone is treated after cutting. This variety means that if you’re designing, for example, a travertine tile bathroom, you can choose travertine floor tiles as well as travertine wall tile, and just by varying the finish, each surface will have a distinct look. Travertine floor tiles are available in the following finishes:
Tumbled Travertine
As travertine forms in the earth, it develops holes and other negative space that lends even newly cut slabs a textured, antique appearance. Tumbled travertine floor tiles play up this characteristic of the stone. Pieces of newly cut tile are literally tumbled in a machine with other rocks to very slightly soften and distress the surface and cut edges of the tile.
Brushed Travertine
Brushed travertine tiles have a surface that is slightly more refined than tumbled travertine. A rotating wire brush is used to lightly smooth the tile, giving these products an appearance slightly more refined than their tumbled counterparts. Brushed travertine floor tiles are particularly popular for achieving a rustic, Mediterranean room aesthetic.
Honed Travertine
Honed travertine floor tiles have a finish that is mostly smooth to the touch, but still matte in appearance. To produce this finish, holes in the surface of the stone are filled, after which the surface is ground and buffed. Travertine floor tiles are frequently chosen for use in bathrooms, because honed travertine bathroom tile still offers some underfoot traction when wet.
Polished Travertine
Of all travertine tile finishes, polished takes the longest amount of time to achieve. The surface has a reflective appearance and feels smooth to the touch. Surface crevices have been filled in and polished to a glassy shine, and people often choose polished travertine floor tiles when they want to create a space with luxury and elegance to spare.