Marble and travertine treatments
Marble and travertine surface alterations: our solutions
When marble and travertine show stains, porosity, discolouration, or mould, a targeted treatment can restore their original beauty.
Every surface alteration tells a story about the stone. Some are linked to its natural characteristics, while others result from moisture, previous treatments, or the conditions in which the material is used. Addressing the visible symptoms without understanding their underlying cause often means treating the effect rather than solving the real problem.
SLAB Restoration always begins with a careful assessment of the surface. Only after identifying the cause of the alteration do we select the most suitable treatment, restoring the beauty of the marble or travertine while respecting the stone’s natural characteristics.
Salt efflorescence in travertine
Efflorescence, dull patches, and whitish deposits can alter the appearance of travertine and reduce its visual uniformity. Understanding the cause of salt migration is the first step towards selecting a targeted treatment and restoring the surface’s aesthetic balance.
Travertine mould
Dark stains, discolouration, and colour variations may indicate the presence of mould on travertine. A careful assessment makes it possible to identify the conditions that have encouraged its development and determine the most suitable treatment to restore the stone’s natural elegance.
