This year marks the tenth anniversary of Margar Stone obtaining the technical data sheets for the use of yellow travertine and gold travertine. Among the applications certified at that time, one of the most unique was the use of travertine for high-humidity areas and for applications involving submersion in water.
In this case, as seen in the images, it is installed in swimming pools to enhance the aesthetic of the stairs, meeting the coping of the same aged gold travertine.
Maintenance of the travertine marble itself is very simple, and corrosive products are not necessary, unless desired.
The finish for the same pool marble can be natural cut travertine or aged travertine. For the aged finish, when applied to the travertine itself, we add an anti-slip treatment to prevent any falls during use.
One of the advantages of travertine compared to other materials during periods of high summer temperatures is its ability to breathe and maintain the stone at a normal temperature.
