TRAVERTINE FLOOR TILES IN MONTREAL
The hardest choice is between drummed and honed travertines!
Like granite, limestone, slate and marble, travertine is one of the five known types of natural stone used today for flooring. Travertine is a carbonate sedimentary rock composed of around 95% calcite. That said, and unlike limestone, it is classified in the same category as chemical rocks, which are created by the precipitation of limestone.
For this reason, this rock has small cavities which are sealed when the tiles are to be used indoors, for aesthetic reasons. They can be left untouched for exterior use. The charm of travertine lies mainly in its white color, which can be complemented by a variety of shades. Shades range from grey to brown, orange to red… In short, a wide variety of hues to choose from when selecting your tiles, whether for indoor or outdoor use.
The hardest thing to decide is whether to use drummed or smoothed travertines!
Harmonize your space with what you already have.
Travertine: timeless style and sturdiness.
One thing’s for sure: whichever type of tile you choose, you’ll be guaranteed the many advantages that only a material like travertine can offer. For example, tiles made from this natural stone, like travertine, are remarkably resistant to a wide range of climatic hazards, including the most extreme, such as frost. Depending on the finish you choose, you can give your tiles a rustic look with an aged finish, or a contemporary or even modern look with a polished and honed finish.
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TRAVERTINE FLOOR TILES IN MONTREAL
They’re not the same as they used to be. These days, they’re manufactured molded with a contemporary edge or glued square to particleboard.
Laminate countertops imitate those of solid surfaces such as granite, marble or concrete, both in print
