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Travertine is a natural stone that is especially famous for its earthy tones. Being used in a wide range of applications, travertine has become the builders’ favorite material for fireplace walls and backsplashes. It looks incredibly fascinating around the fireplace.
But, that’s not the only place where Travertine stacked stones are installed. This natural and durable flooring and wall cladding material look stylish on the shower walls, kitchen walls, and driveways. It is also used on the exterior walls and floors as a decorative stone.
Though the stone is available in different hues, the gray or silver travertine tiles stacked stones are the most-used materials for interior decoration. The stacked stones are mostly installed on the high-traffic areas, such as your bathroom and kitchen.
What sets it apart from the common tiles is its ability to give a unique and elegant touch to any space. Even if you just install the travertine stack stone cladding on one wall, it will transform the entire room.
The thickness of the travertine tile is usually 12-15mm thick. Now, coming to the size, the ideal size of the travertine stacked stones will depend on your wall cladding area. However, the stack stone comes in Flats and Corner with 600x150mm [-+ Flats] and 300X150mm [-+ Corner]
It is important to note that travertine stacked stones happen to be one of the thickest and heavies natural stones in the construction industry. A 12 x 12 stone weighs 6.5 pounds and has 1/2 thickness. That’s the weight of only one tile. If 24 of these tiles are stacked on the wall or floor, they will weight approx 156 pounds. They might be a little heavy, but travertine stacked stones are highly durable and versatile. These are low-maintenance tiles that have the ability to last for years. The only downside to these tiles is the holes in them that grow bigger over time.
No matter where you install this stacked stone, make sure you seal the area with a high-quality and strong sealant. Travertine is porous material. There is a good chance it will absorb liquid spills and other stains. Sealing the area after installation will keep your tiles safe from moisture and other weather elements. Not only will it increase the lifespan of the travertine tiles, but keep it from stains and moisture. Though it isn’t a high maintenance material, it is good to wash and clean the surface with a mild detergent regularly.
