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Before we get into the talk, the appropriate response is No! Many individuals feel that travertine is marble or a kind of marble however that is not the situation. Travertine is an alternate stone from marble and it has its own particular interesting properties and measurements. It is separated from hot springs and limestone surrenders and utilized the world over for indoor and open air utilize. Travertine is a sedimentary stone that is normally found in and close freshwater hot springs and arrives in an extensive variety of warm earth tones. Compacted after some time into a strong structure, travertine has many fine openings and diverts in it from the ejection of high temp water and gasses amid development. For the most part, these openings are filled when the travertine is gathered and framed into usable tiles so not to make an excessively permeable substance that would be a bad dream to clean. As one of the gentlest materials accessible for utilize, much like its cousin ston

Marble has various structural and decorative uses. It can be used for flooring, exterior walls and veneers, walkways and stairways. We are the fourth biggest producers of marbles across the world. The production is generally concentrated in Gujarat, Rajasthan, Haryana, Andhra Pradesh and Madhya Pradesh. Around 90% of the country’s marble is produced in Rajasthan. It is generally not advisable to use marbles in modular kitchen as it is very prone to acid attack. It can also be used in making jewellery, artefacts and small figurines. Marble stone is not that inexpensive as you think but if used for home décor purpose, it can turn even the bland into something alluring. Marbles have been considered a luxury building material since ancient times; I won’t doubt that as they were the most stylish and lavish personalities. The Greeks, Romans used Marbles to build there worship places, statues, buildings and houses, ah castles! Over the time marbles have become a synonym for luxury a