What’s the difference between tiles and pavers?
Travertine is cut from the earth in huge blocks, and then cut down into tiles or pavers, in two ways: Cross cut – The tile is cut along the grain of the stone leaving a more horizontal look. Vein Cut – The tile is cut against the grain for a more mottled or (tiger) striped effect. Travertine tiles – are offered in multiple sizes and patterns including 18×18, 16×16, 12×12, French Pattern and other accessories of varying sizes. Typically tile is 5/8 or ½ inch thick and come in 4 main finishes: honed and filled, brushed and chiseled, tumbled and can be polished to a high gloss Travertine tile can be used for indoor flooring, wall covering and even counter tops. Tile can also be used as outdoor flooring but should be installed over permanent or sturdy substrates such as a concrete patio or other hard surfaces. Another functional use for travertine tiles is wall cladding for the outer wall of you home or building increasing the home protection and beauty. Tiles: Honed and Filled – for inter
