Philadelphia Antique Pattern Brushed, Chiseled, and Partially Filled - Livfloors Collection
Original price
$5.49
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Original price
$5.49
Original price
$5.49
$5.49
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$5.49
Current price
$5.49
You can give your home a dignified, old-world look with this natural stone tile from the best quarries in Turkey. Our Philadelphia Travertine Tile Antique Pattern provides the rustic look of a centuries-old Mediterranean home passed down many generations. Antique pattern is also known as French Pattern or Opus Pattern. The perfect flooring choice for an Italian villa look, this high-quality natural stone tile is our best-selling travertine tile pattern.
The Philadelphia Travertine Tile Antique Pattern offers:
- Antique Pattern comes with a wide variation from light beige to medium brown tones and adds a natural, warm and welcoming beauty to your house.
- No one tile looks the same, providing a unique look, and the many color varieties will suit any decor
- Tiles in the pattern are exact inch sizes and calibrated. Recomended installation is without a grout line. However, grout is still necessary in the chiseled edge of these tiles. The edging work on these tiles creates a hand-cut, rustic look and is the least slippery finish available.
- These Philadelphia Pattern sets come in 4 different sizes. We recommend must be installed butt-joint with no grout lines.
- We only select and use premium grade travertine tiles and never use anything with lower grade or physical defected.
- Philadelphia Pattern Set consists of 1 - 16”x24”x1/2”, 2 - 16”x16” x1/2”, 1 - 8”x16” x1/2”, 2 - 8”x8x1/2”. Total of 8 square feet per box and a tile thickness of ½”
Travertine is a type of natural stone and formed around hot water springs. In general there are 2 measures that industry take into consideration while grading travertine. These are variation and density.
Our Philadelphia Antique Pattern travertine gets 5 out of 5 for variation that is high variation and for density it gets 4 out of 5 that is good density.
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Variation: 5/5
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Density : 4/5
Variation is up to your taste but for density in general denser is better for longevity, stain resistance and the wear-tear resistance. However softer and more porous stones will require more maintenance. As you might know porous stones absorption rate will be higher and they will stain more. On the other hand, you can prevent this by using a heavy duty sealer.
