TRAVERTINE - can competitively priced stone look good?

[Ian]

Not sure where your coming from or going to!
The only thing I promote is quality tiling with a bit of design thrown in.
Unless I'am missing something there's no link - but this travertine is available from CTD Newcastle and is their 'trade' quality stone.
From the comments posted 5 years ago some members think it's successful big style.

Can't please everyone.

Sorry @timeless john this is my fault, there was a spam post before @Paul C. 's post which I have removed, which makes Paul's post make no sense as he quoted it. I'll remove these others once I'm sure you've read this response.

 

[Tile Shop]

Lol, yeah. He put a link on to his own sites travertine page which had no travertine in it.

So it was nothing against your work. I've just been hung out

 

[Ian]

Lol, yeah. He put a link on to his own sites travertine page which had no travertine in it.

So it was nothing against your work. I've just been hung out

My apologies to you also Paul, he was a spammer of the highest order, his profile page was full of links. They do try it on every now and again.

 

[Time's Ran Out]

No worries - it's revived an old post and I thought twice before I replied!
Glad I'am getting old gracefully.

 

[Tile Shop]

My apologies to you also Paul, he was a spammer of the highest order, his profile page was full of links. They do try it on every now and again.

No problem. These things happen.

For the record, we've stocked some shocking travertine in years gone by, but with a good tiler with a keen eye for detail, they can still be made to look like works of art.