Product introduction
Takab cream travertine is a highly sought-after and widely favored facade stone in the market. Frequently employed in Roman-style architectural exteriors, this stone is a prominent choice for many notable building facades. Classified as sedimentary rocks, Takab cream travertine is created through the accumulation of carbonate deposits from thermal springs. The travertine mines in Takab city, located in West Azerbaijan province, yield millions of tons of this stone. Designers and architects often prefer Takab cream travertine due to its unique qualities and characteristics.
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Cream Travertine
Apart from its primary role as a stone commonly used for constructing Roman-style facades, Travertine Cream stone finds extensive application in interior walls, stone products, stone columns and railings, floors, courtyards, as well as kitchen and bathroom surfaces. Available in different formats such as blocks and slabs, this stone is initially extracted as rough blocks from mines and subsequently undergoes specialized processing with machinery to yield exquisite tiles or slabs for commercial distribution. Through a series of processing steps, each slab's durability is enhanced, rendering it suitable for diverse architectural settings.
Cream Travertine
Due to its high density, this stone exhibits notable resistance to impact and pressure. An advantageous characteristic is its optimal porosity, facilitating strong adhesion with mortar. To enhance the stone's bond with mortar, it is recommended to utilize stone bitumen. Travertine Takab demonstrates exceptional resilience to sunlight, moisture, and rain, ensuring superior durability compared to other stones. Another key attribute of Travertine Takab is its resistance to efflorescence, making it a suitable choice for exterior building facades in humid and cold regions. Commonly used in Roman facades in regions with high humidity or cold climates, Travertine Takab Cream features a dense, solid structure with excellent absorbability. Its glossy, shiny surface maintains its aesthetic appeal against environmental elements such as sunlight, rain, and extreme temperatures without undergoing color changes. The porous surface of Takab stone is coated with epoxy resin to enhance resistance against frost and cracking. As per the provided data table, the specific weight of this stone is approximately 2.5 tons per cubic meter. Furthermore, its compressive strength in parallel and perpendicular orientations to layering ranges from 37-42 to 41-48 megapascals, respectively.
