Travertine is a type of limestone deposited by hot mineral springs called karst. The water movement from the springs erodes the travertine, creating holes in the stone. The structure of travertine can be likened to that of a honeycomb, where small pockets or cavities exist within the stone; these are exposed as holes in the surface when it’s cut into tiles.
According to this study, over the next five years the Travertine Stone Tile market will register a xx% ... Read more