Frías Travertine Slab - timeless elegance in four formats for your garden

17,50 €
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Frías Travertine Slab - timeless elegance in four formats for your garden

Frías Travertine Slab: classic stone that doesn't wear out looking dated

A garden with generic paving, or one that looks worn after only a few years, spoils the impression of the whole house. This slab reproduces the beauty of natural travertine through a blend of three tones within the same piece, giving it the color variation of real stone with the strength of concrete.

✅ Key advantages

  • Natural travertine look: the blend of three tones avoids the flat look of a single-color pavement.
  • Four formats: from 20 × 20 up to 60 × 40 cm, for designing custom layouts.
  • High strength: built for daily outdoor use.
  • Timeless look: suits a country house just as well as a contemporary patio.

🏗️ Recommended applications

  • Gardens and stone paths.
  • Patios and outdoor areas at home.
  • Classic-style terraces and porches.
  • Outdoor living and seating areas.

📋 Technical specifications

  • Formats: 20 × 20, 20 × 40, 40 × 40 and 60 × 40 cm.
  • Thickness: 3.3 cm.
  • Color: caliza, blended in three tones.
  • Units per pallet: 138 (20 × 20), 130 (20 × 40), 62 (40 × 40) and 62 (60 × 40).
  • Recommended use: gardens, patios and outdoor areas.

🧰 Installation

  1. Compact the ground and spread a 10-15 cm sub-base of crushed gravel.
  2. Level a 3-4 cm sand bed with a slope towards the drain.
  3. Open several boxes at once and mix pieces to spread the three tones evenly.
  4. Lay the pieces combining formats according to your planned layout and bed with a rubber mallet.
  5. Keep an open joint of 3-5 mm and check the level every few rows.
  6. Grout with silica sand and sweep off the excess.

📦 Available formats

  • 60 × 40 × 3.3 cm.
  • 40 × 40 × 3.3 cm.
  • 20 × 40 × 3.3 cm.
  • 20 × 20 × 3.3 cm.

💡 Professional tip: the charm of this slab is that it comes in three tones, but that only shows if you spread them out. If you take pieces from the pallet in the order they come, you get clustered patches of color. Open three or four packs, make a mixed pile, and lay from that: it's the difference between a floor that looks like stone and one that looks like a checkerboard.

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