BUY TRAVERTINE SLABS
OUR TRAVERTINE RANGEOur Travertine Slabs have been carefully sourced to ensure they are the best quality and fit for purpose. We specialise in sourcing natural stone slabs and we maintain relationships with the best quarries in the world. Buying our travertine stone slabs direct from quarries means we know the quality of the stone is second to none and we can sell at competitive prices. This classic stone is very versatile as well as luxurious and is therefore perfect for a variety of interior design projects.
For further choice please view our other natural stone slabs for sale which includes marble slabs, quartzite slabs, travertine slabs, onyx slabs, porcelain slabs and granite slabs. Any questions please contact us via WhatsApp, email or telephone.
Travertine Slabs for Sale
Our travertine slabs for sale have been carefully selected for our customers. We hold all our stock in our warehouse so if you want to buy a travertine slab you can order it immediately. If you have any questions regarding this beautiful and versatile stone please contact us via WhatsApp, email or telephone..
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Travertine Slabs FAQs
Is travertine marble?
No, travertine isn’t actually marble, even though people often call it ‘travertine marble’. They’re two different types of natural stone. Travertine is a form of limestone, but it gets the ‘travertine marble’ label because it’s used in similar ways and for similar purposes as marble.
Does travertine come in slabs?
Yes, travertine does come in slabs, which is ideal for large surfaces such as flooring, wall cladding and kitchen countertops.
What size are travertine slabs?
Travertine slabs vary in size but as an approximate rule of thumb, usually measure 3 metres wide by 1.6 metres high.
How much is travertine per square foot?
Travertine costs £140 per square metre. For a top of the range slab the travertine slab prices can reach up to £300 per square metre. For more information on costs read our Travertine buying guide.
I need help deciding if travertine is the right stone for me, can you help?
We recommend reading our travertine buying guide. This guide has information on costs, different types of travertine, finishes, care advice and what to look for when buying good quality travertine.