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Posted by jojogirl11 (My Page) on Sat, Oct 31, 09 at 0:25
| I just wanted to share about a tile I found recently. I love the look of travertine, but have had some bad experiences with what I think was Mexican travertine in our home. So, I've been looking for alternatives that will be easy to keep.
I went into our realtor's office a few weeks ago, and noticed how beautiful the "travertine" floors were. Well, I couldn't resist getting a closer look, so I went into the bathroom and inspected the floor up close. To my surprise, it was not travertine! I couldn't believe it - it looked SOOO real. And I live with travertine everyday, so I shouldn't have been fooled. It was beautiful. The kind people at the realty office gave me one of the tiles, and with a little research, I found it. I thought I'd share it with anyone who might be interested here:
http://www.mosaictileco.com/serenissima_cir_capri_cross_cut_noce_ceramic_and_porcelain_tile_options.htm |
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RE: Travertine Look-alike
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| This sounds exactly what I am looking for and I have been to a Mosaic tile showroom (you aren't associated, are you? 8-) thanks!!! Kitchen floor
Porcelain - travertine look
Shade variation v2-v4
High slip resistance
High durability (PEI 4+)
Mutiple sizes to support hopscotch or Versallies tile patterns
Ideally rectified to support small grout lines |
RE: Travertine Look-alike
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| No, not an associate. I'm in Texas. I'm wondering if that store ships to TX - do you know how much they are asking per 17" tile at your store? |
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