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travertine tile

12 years ago

Do most of the pieces have lines that look like cracks, but aren't, running through them from side to side? Do they have multiple lines? Any red lines? Thank you

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Prestige Builders

12 years ago

Yes, the stone has many "cracks". Not sure what you mean by multiple lines? No red lines.

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RockImport.com
12 years ago
This is called a veincut travertine tile. We have the same exact tiles in many different sizes. We call it Patara Veincut. Attached is an image which shows 16x24 and 24x24 Patara Veincut Tiles.
jezro thanked RockImport.com
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Horst Architects
12 years ago
We like to use silver veincut travertine best. Which I'm sure you can find in many slab yards.
davidwoodruff
11 years ago
What slab yard did you use to source your silver veincut travertine? Thank you.
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Horst Architects
11 years ago
We use the slab yards in Anaheim for local projects like this one. The stone selection for each project is all about what the yards have in stock at the time of selecting. The process of selecting stone requires visiting each yard to see the particular grains available. The stone will vary at each yard, with each new shipment.
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RockImport.com
11 years ago
BuildDirect has like 700 something sqf of veincut silver tiles left in stock. Not a slab but if this material interests you, I really can't think of too many who have this.
User
9 years ago
https://www.houzz.com/products/rustic-industrial-6-light-kitchen-island-pendant-prvw-vr~93901250

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