We Are Here To Make Travertine The Look You Want!
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We Are Here To Make Travertine The Look You Want!
Travertine is a unique and versatile stone, suitable for a wide range of decorative styles, from rugged and rustic, to welcoming old world charm to stunning polished elegance. However, your travertine can become dirty or dull, scratched, etched, cracked, chipped, or otherwise damaged with time and use. If this is the case with your travertine, do not replace it. OLD STONE RESTORATİON can restore your travertine, not only making it look better, but making it look like new again.
To Fill Or Not To Fill
Travertine in its original condition has natural holes all over it. Part of the unique appeal of travertines is that it comes in two distinct forms – filled and unfilled. In “filled” travertine, a color matched material is used at the factory to fill in the holes, giving the stone a smooth finish. In “unfilled” travertine, the natural holes remain exposed for a rustic, earthy finish. Filled and unfilled travertines are beautiful in themselves and both provide their own unique look and feel. If you have unfilled travertine or the holes in your filled travertine are exposed and you want the holes filled in, we can perform this service for you.
Filling Holes In Travertine: Floating
While this term may bring to mind inflatable lounge chairs or rubber duckies, travertine floating really has nothing to do with bodies of water. It is the process used to either change unfilled travertine surfaces to the smooth appearance of filled travertine or to repair filled travertine surfaces whose holes have become exposed due to time and wear. For repairs, we use filler tinted to match the rest of the surface, blending the repair site with the surrounding area, then honing and polishing to achieve a uniform finish. Changing a completely unfilled surface to a filled one is basically the same process, but offers a broader array of design choices, since you are not limited to a color that matches an existing filler.
Travertine Grinding / Lippage Removal
Whether you want a floor that is flush with its grout lines for easier cleanup, or need patchy patchwork that can be dangerous and unattractive, OLD STONE RESTORATİONcan take care of it. Using advanced diamond grinding technology, we can remove excess stone to create a flat, level surface. Once the uneven tiles are leveled, this is called edge removal, the travertine is softened and polished to the desired finish.
Travertine Honing, Polishing, and Refinishing
We can sharpen your travertine surfaces to remove surface imperfections such as dull stains, scratches, etching and other wear, resulting in a damage free surface that looks like new again.
http://oldstonerestoration.com/
Travertine is a unique and versatile stone, suitable for a wide range of decorative styles, from rugged and rustic, to welcoming old world charm to stunning polished elegance. However, your travertine can become dirty or dull, scratched, etched, cracked, chipped, or otherwise damaged with time and use. If this is the case with your travertine, do not replace it. OLD STONE RESTORATİON can restore your travertine, not only making it look better, but making it look like new again.
To Fill Or Not To Fill
Travertine in its original condition has natural holes all over it. Part of the unique appeal of travertines is that it comes in two distinct forms – filled and unfilled. In “filled” travertine, a color matched material is used at the factory to fill in the holes, giving the stone a smooth finish. In “unfilled” travertine, the natural holes remain exposed for a rustic, earthy finish. Filled and unfilled travertines are beautiful in themselves and both provide their own unique look and feel. If you have unfilled travertine or the holes in your filled travertine are exposed and you want the holes filled in, we can perform this service for you.
Filling Holes In Travertine: Floating
While this term may bring to mind inflatable lounge chairs or rubber duckies, travertine floating really has nothing to do with bodies of water. It is the process used to either change unfilled travertine surfaces to the smooth appearance of filled travertine or to repair filled travertine surfaces whose holes have become exposed due to time and wear. For repairs, we use filler tinted to match the rest of the surface, blending the repair site with the surrounding area, then honing and polishing to achieve a uniform finish. Changing a completely unfilled surface to a filled one is basically the same process, but offers a broader array of design choices, since you are not limited to a color that matches an existing filler.
Travertine Grinding / Lippage Removal
Whether you want a floor that is flush with its grout lines for easier cleanup, or need patchy patchwork that can be dangerous and unattractive, OLD STONE RESTORATİONcan take care of it. Using advanced diamond grinding technology, we can remove excess stone to create a flat, level surface. Once the uneven tiles are leveled, this is called edge removal, the travertine is softened and polished to the desired finish.
Travertine Honing, Polishing, and Refinishing
We can sharpen your travertine surfaces to remove surface imperfections such as dull stains, scratches, etching and other wear, resulting in a damage free surface that looks like new again.
http://oldstonerestoration.com/