Description
T124 or silver Travertine is a type of travertine stone featuring grey tones with white and brown veining. It is extracted from various quarries across Iran and is widely appreciated for both its aesthetic appeal and versatile use in construction.
Technical Analysis of Silver Travertine:
| Feature | Value (Minimum) |
| Colour and Pattern | Grey base with white and brown veins |
| Specific Gravity | 2.305 g/cm³ |
| Abrasion Resistance | 10 Hard (abrasion resistance rating) |
| Available Textures | Veined and non-veined |
| Polishability | High quality finish |
| Finished Surfaces | Polished, honed, leathered |
| Density | 2.305 g/cm³ |
| Compressive Strength | 52 MPa |
| Water Absorption | 0.75% |
| Porosity | 3% |
| Frost Resistance | Resistant |
| Acid Resistance | Sensitive to acids |
| Efflorescence Resistance | Resistant |
Best Applications:
Interior Spaces:
- Flooring
- Wall cladding
- Staircases
- Countertops
- Washbasins
Exterior Spaces:
- Building façades
- Landscaping
- Pool surrounds
Stone Artifacts:
- Balustrades and columns
- Sculptures and statues
- Tables and side tables
Advantages of Silver Travertine:
- Attractive and varied appearance with grey tones and white/brown veining
- High resistance to weather changes, cracking, and fracturing
- Sound and thermal insulation properties
- Good frost resistance
- Can be processed with or without veining for aesthetic flexibility
Disadvantages of Silver Travertine:
- Sensitive to acids and acidic chemicals
- High water absorption, which may be problematic in humid regions
- May discolour or lose integrity under extreme cold conditions
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