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Travertine type?

11 years ago
Hi, beautiful work. By chance do you recall the travertine shade? Is it Jerome? (names may vary supplier to supplier). Thanks.
Howard Roberts · More Info

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  • PRO
    11 years ago

    We purchased this travertine directly from a quarry in Turkey. We used to be distributors and this travertine was called "Gold". It was very dense, 14,000 PSI, marbleized and slightly pitted. Make sure to seal the travertine on all sides, some distributors will dip/seal if for you, for an added cost ($.75 SF).

    David Ibañez thanked Liquidscapes
  • PRO
    11 years ago
    This product is Marmiro Stones. We do have a US headquarter in Carlstadt NJ
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