Travertine One-Piece Basin

Products/Project Information

Travertine, a timeless and elegant natural stone, has been admired for centuries. Known for its unique patterns and earthy tones, travertine brings a touch of nature into any home.

One-piece travertine basins are becoming increasingly popular for their seamless design and aesthetic appeal.

This article delves into everything you need to know about one-piece travertine basins, from their characteristics and benefits to installation and maintenance.

Type/ shape of sink/wash basin

Types of Travertine Finishes

Travertine basins come in several finishes, each offering a different look and feel:

Honed

Honed travertine has a smooth, matte finish. It is less polished than other finishes, making it a popular choice for a more understated look.

Polished

Polished travertine is highly polished to a glossy finish, highlighting the stone's natural patterns and colors. This finish is perfect for a more luxurious and sophisticated appearance.

Tumbled

Tumbled travertine has a slightly rough, textured surface. This finish adds a rustic charm and is ideal for traditional or country-style bathrooms.

Brushed

Brushed travertine features a textured surface that is less pronounced than tumbled but more tactile than honed. This finish provides a balance between contemporary and rustic styles.

Material Information

Travertine is a type of limestone formed by mineral springs, particularly hot springs. It is primarily composed of calcium carbonate. The stone's formation involves rapid precipitation of calcium carbonate, which creates the characteristic porous structure of travertine. Historically, travertine has been used in notable buildings and monuments, such as the Colosseum in Rome, showcasing its enduring appeal.

Travertine is renowned for its natural beauty and unique texture. Each piece of travertine has distinct patterns, making every basin one-of-a-kind. The stone's durability is another significant feature; it can withstand the test of time, making it a long-lasting choice for bathrooms and kitchens.

Stock Information

500m2 of travertine.

Packing Details

strong sea worthy wooden bundles.

Shipping Details

shipping by express;
shipping by ship.

Payment Details

30% payment as deposit and the rest should be paid before goods delivery.
100% payment of sample price.

Maintenance Informations

Caring for Your Travertine Basin

Regular Cleaning Tips

Clean your travertine basin regularly with mild soap and water. Avoid using harsh chemicals or abrasive cleaners that can damage the surface.

Avoiding Damage

Prevent damage by not placing heavy or sharp objects directly on the basin. Use coasters or mats to protect the surface.

Repairing Minor Damages

Minor scratches or chips can be repaired using a travertine repair kit. For significant damage, it’s best to consult a professional.

Other

How do I maintain a travertine basin?

Maintaining a travertine basin involves regular cleaning with mild soap and water. Avoid using harsh chemicals or abrasive cleaners that can damage the surface.

Is travertine more expensive than marble?

Travertine is generally more affordable than marble, though prices can vary based on quality, finish, and design.

Can I install a travertine basin myself?

While it's possible to install a travertine basin yourself, professional installation is recommended due to the basin's weight and the need for precise placement.

What finishes are available for travertine basins?

Travertine basins come in several finishes, including honed, polished, tumbled, and brushed, each offering a different look and feel.

Where can I buy a custom one-piece travertine basin?

Custom one-piece travertine basins can be ordered from specialty stone suppliers. Look for suppliers who offer customization options to get the exact design you want.