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Travertine pavers are typically installed outdoors on patios, poolsides, pavements, and garden paths. They are a great option for exterior applications because they are durable and heat resistant. They can withstand direct sunlight and extreme weather. You can also install travertine pavers indoors in entryways, hallways, and kitchens. However, travertine pavers do have a rougher finish than tiles meant for indoors, which makes them more difficult to clean.
We typically do not recommend travertine pavers for bathroom or shower applications. Travertine pavers with a tumbled finish have natural, small holes in their surface. These holes make it difficult to clean the pavers because dirt or small objects can get trapped within them. Additionally, travertine pavers should not be installed in submerged wet areas like showers because they are not completely waterproof.
The main advantages of travertine pavers are their durability and longevity. They are great for outdoor installations because they will last a long time and withstand extreme weather or heat.
The main disadvantage of travertine pavers is their rough surface. While this rough surface works well for exterior applications, it can be difficult to clean as flooring indoors.
The best design for travertine pavers is to embrace their natural, earthy look. They look best in simple, minimalist layouts and patterns. Pair with other warm earth tones for a simple, rustic design.
Travertine is a natural stone in the limestone family. It is known for its earthy brown tones and naturally textured surface. Travertine pavers are a type of travertine tile specially made for outdoor applications and exterior flooring. Pavers are made to withstand the outdoor elements and last against harsher use. Additionally, they have a non-slip surface and are scratch-resistant.
Travertine pavers are ideal for anyone seeking a natural stone paver for their garden, pool, or patio. They have an organic, rustic look that offers natural simplicity.
Tumbled Travertine Pavers are the most popular type of travertine pavers. A tumbled finish has a slightly rough, anti-slip finish that is more textured than honed or polished stone finishes. It has naturally occurring holes found throughout the surface of the travertine. Pavers with a tumbled finish are easier to walk on when wet, which makes them perfect for outdoor applications, walkways, poolsides, and entryways.
Travertine pavers are very popular for exterior applications because they are durable and low-porous. They are weather and heat-resistant, and they stay cool in the sun. They especially suit warmer climates.
Patios: These are one of the most common uses for travertine pavers. As they withstand extreme weather and heat, they can last decades. The pavers can be fitted together in a customizable way to create the size and shape of the patio you desire. For patios, travertine pavers are typically installed over a stone and sand foundation for further durability and stability.
Poolsides: Wet spaces are another popular place to install travertine pavers because of their non-slip surface. Tumbled travertine tiles are not slippery when wet, unlike tiles with a honed finish. Therefore, they work well for poolsides or other semi-wet areas.
Garden Paths: Yards and gardens with paver paths have a natural, charming look. Organize the pavers in the formation you desire to create a walking path among the grass. Leaving gaps between the pavers can create a more permeable layout that allows plants to grow.
Travertine pavers can also be installed in interior applications or indoor-outdoor transition areas, like entryways or sunrooms. One important factor to consider is that travertine pavers do have a rougher surface, which makes them harder to clean indoors. Browse our travertine tiles for tiles with a smoother finish meant for indoor applications.
Entryways: These are great places to install travertine pavers. Because travertine is a durable and non-porous natural stone, it works well in busy spaces with higher traffic, like entryways or home entrances.
Hallways: Travertine pavers work well in hallways because they will last a long time. They create an organic look in any home and can look incredible when paired with hardwood flooring.
Sunrooms: Travertine tiles work well in sunrooms because they can withstand the heat and rays of the sun. The pavers will remain cool even under direct sunlight.
Stone Tile Depot offers a variety of high-quality tumbled travertine pavers at discounted prices. Shop online to browse ready-to-ship pavers for your exterior project today.
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