Silver Travertine Tumbled Exterior Pool Coping  16X24" 2"

Silver Travertine Light Grey Tumbled Exterior Pool Coping 16X24" 2"

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Minimum order is 30 sf for landscape materials (pavers, pool copings, and ledgers)

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16”
24”
Tamaño
16”x24”
2”Espesor

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2.66 sq. ft. per Pcs

pcs Needed1
Total Area2.66 sq. ft.
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$127.68
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The Silver Light Grey Travertine Tumbled Exterior Pool Coping 16x24” 2” is a high-quality natural stone coping designed for outdoor pool areas. Made from Silver travertine, this coping features a sophisticated palette of gray, silver, and beige tones, providing a modern and elegant look. The tumbled finish gives the stone a weathered, textured surface that enhances slip resistance, making it ideal for wet environments around pools. With dimensions of 16x24 inches and a thickness of 2 inches, this coping offers both durability and substantial presence, ensuring a polished and sturdy edge that complements the overall design of your pool or patio area.

ESPECIFICACIONES
SKUSITRTRAPOO858401
MaterialTravertine
Tamaño16”x24”
Espesor2”
FormaRectangle
ColorGrey
Vendido PorPiece
Área de UsoExterior, Pool
Habitación
Peso29.33 lbs/Pie Cuadrado

Preguntas frecuentes

What is travertine and what makes it popular for tiling?

Travertine is a natural limestone formed by mineral deposits from hot springs and groundwater. It has a warm, earthy palette — creams, beiges, golds, and rusty tones — with a distinctive pitted surface and natural veining that gives it a classic, timeless character.

What is the difference between filled and unfilled travertine?

The primary difference lies in the surface texture and maintenance requirements. Travertine naturally forms with organic voids and holes caused by escaping gases during geological creation. Filled travertine has these holes pre-filled with a color-matched cement epoxy at the factory for a smooth, easy-to-clean surface. Unfilled travertine leaves these natural cavities open, offering a highly textured, rustic look that is popular for outdoor spaces but requires more effort to keep clean indoors.

Does travertine tile need to be sealed?

Yes, travertine is a porous natural stone that must be sealed to protect it from moisture, stains, and dirt buildup. We highly recommend applying a high-quality penetrating sealer immediately after installation and before grouting, followed by a final coat after the grout cures. For high-traffic residential or wet environments, resealing every 1 to 2 years will preserve the stone's integrity.

Can I use travertine on a pool deck or outdoor patio?

Yes, travertine is one of the premier choices for outdoor patios and pool decks. It is naturally heat-resistant, meaning it stays remarkably cool under bare feet even in direct summer sunlight. Furthermore, choosing a tumbled, unfilled, or natural cleft finish provides exceptional built-in slip resistance when wet, making it incredibly safe for pool surrounds.

How do I clean travertine without damaging the stone?

To clean travertine, use only pH-neutral stone cleaners or warm water mixed with a few drops of mild dish soap. Never use acidic cleaners, vinegar, bleach, or abrasive scrubbing pads. Travertine is made of calcium carbonate, meaning any acidic substance will chemically react with the stone, creating dull, permanent chemical burns known as "etch marks."

What are the holes in travertine?

Travertine naturally forms with small voids and pits caused by gas bubbles during its formation. Tiles come either filled (the holes are pre-filled with grout or resin for a smoother surface) or unfilled (the natural voids are left open for a more rustic look). Both are valid choices depending on the finish and setting you want.

Why do travertine tiles vary in color and veining?

Travertine is a natural stone, so shade, movement, and veining vary between tiles and batches. We recommend ordering all tiles for a project at once and dry-laying from several boxes to achieve a well-blended, natural look.

Is travertine suitable for wet areas like bathrooms and showers?

Yes, when properly sealed. A honed or brushed finish is generally preferred over polished in wet areas for better slip resistance and practicality.

¿Cuánta superficie cubre cada pcs?

Cada pcs cubre aproximadamente 2.66 pies cuadrados. Calcule el área a cubrir y añada un 10% extra para cortes y desperdicio.

¿Puedo pedir una muestra antes de comprar?

Sí. Para este producto puede pedir una muestra tipo swatch antes de hacer un pedido completo.

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