TRAVERTINE
TRAVERTINE
Travertine is a sedimentary rock formed from limestone, carbon and high pressure, high moisture environments like hot springs. Its appearance usually ranges from cream to brown, but reds have also known to occur naturally.
Travertine, long used in Italian buildings like the Coliseum, has been widely adopted in modern building for cladding, facades, walls and especially flooring. Traditionally very difficult to work with, Earth Anatomy travertine veneers make any application you can dream up not only possible but effortless.
POPULAR APPLICATIONS
Hospitality & Restaurants
Retail Joinery
Feature Walls
Commercial Spaces
Columns & Pillars
Offices and Partitions
Backsplashes
Bathrooms
Furniture and Millwork
Trade Exhibitions
Aircraft/Watercraft Interiors
General Use Veneer
BACKING OPTIONS
Material Size & Thickness (mm)
Fiberglass 610 x 1220 x 2.5
Aluminum Composite 1200 x 2400 x 6
Honey Comb 1200 x 2400 x 19
- Region: ANZ and Oceania
- Country: Australia
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