
Travertine and limestone: how they are related
Travertine belongs to the limestone family. The two names do not describe completely unrelated materials, though individual products can look and perform very differently.
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Travertine belongs to the limestone family. The two names do not describe completely unrelated materials, though individual products can look and perform very differently.
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Wall colour influences the character of the whole garden. Compare it with paving, the façade and timber in real daylight.
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A test report is useful when the sample and finish are clearly identified. Its results should not automatically be applied to an entire product range.
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Lava mulch is mineral, while bark is organic. Choose according to the plants, soil, maintenance and appearance you want.
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Crystal size mainly changes the appearance of granite. It is not, on its own, a ranking of quality or durability.
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Sandblasting describes a surface treatment. Format, edge detailing and demonstrated suitability for the intended use also matter.
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Choose paving, steps and edging together. The same trade name does not guarantee an identical appearance in batches ordered years apart.
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Country of origin is not a quality ranking on its own. Compare the particular stone, processing, dimensions and documentation.
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Denizli is known for travertine, and Pamukkale shows its formation in the landscape. Building stone must still be selected by its particular source and product specification.
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