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Light Vein Cut Travertine Honed Unfilled Slabs

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Travertine Slabs Price List

Premium Beige Turkish Travertine Price: US$ 36-42 /M2 Port: Turkey - Xia Men Minimum: 100 M2 Update: 2026/5/11

Cost-Effective Turkish Travertine Slabs Price: US$ 36-42 /M2 Port: Turkey - Xia Men Minimum: 100 M2 Update: 2026/5/11

Natural Turkish Travertine Slabs Price: US$ 36-42 /M2 Port: Turkey - Xia Men Minimum: 100 M2 Update: 2026/5/11

Turkey Beige Travertine Price: US$ 5~20 /M2 Port: Turkey - Xiamen port Minimum: 250 M2 Update: 2026/4/9

Natural Pakistan Travertine Slab For Hotel Wall Cladding Price: US$ 27-28 /M2 Port: Pakistan - Xia Men Minimum: 100 M2 Update: 2026/3/28

Natural Pakistani Travertine | Premium Stone for Villa & Hotel Wall & Flooring Price: US$ 27 /M2 Port: Pakistan - Xia Men Minimum: 100 M2 Update: 2026/3/21

Premium Pakistani Travertine Slabs & Tiles for Wall Cladding & Flooring Price: US$ 11-14 /M2 Port: Pakistan - Xia Men Minimum: 100 M2 Update: 2026/3/9

Premium Turkish Roman Travertine Ideal for Luxury Flooring and Feature Walls Price: US$ 37-51 /M2 Port: Turkey - Xia Men Minimum: 100 M2 Update: 2026/3/7

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Travertine Slabs Factory and Suppliers

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Iran 2014/12/17

Turkey 2016/3/17

Turkey 2015/12/3

Turkey 2020/7/12

Poland 2022/12/8

Armenia 2015/5/27

Natural quartzite vs travertine which is more suitable for kitchen countertops ? Quartzite: Handles hot pots, knives, and red wine without damage. Low maintenance.

Travertine: Requires constant care (coasters, cutting boards, immediate wipe-ups). High risk of permanent damage.

Is natural travertine slabs good for kitchen countertops ? Travertine is not generally recommended for kitchen countertops. Travertine is much softer than quartzite and granite, It scratches easily. Travertine is naturally full of holes it absorbs spills quickly, leading to stubborn stains.

If you love the soft, creamy, textured look of travertine, but need durability, consider honed marble-look quartzite or leathered granite .