Want to achieve the look of natural stone and save time on installation? Look no further than Cottage Standard Cut Travertine Thin Stone Veneer. Crafted from premium travertine, this stone boasts a captivating blend of warm, earthy tones and elegant veining, evoking the timeless beauty of nature. This stone comes in various sizes of rectangular pieces with smooth edges, allowing for easy installation with minimal cutting.The precise cuts and seamless fit of each piece in this veneer allow for swift application, minimizing wastage and reducing overall installation time.
Size Variety
When unpacking a box of Cottage Standard Cut, you’ll find the stone pieces come in a variety of heights: 2 inches, 3 inches, 4 inches, and 6 inches. This means you have plenty of options to create a visually appealing pattern.
The larger stones make up a larger percentage of the box, while the smaller pieces make up a smaller percentage. In the box, larger stones account for a higher percentage of its volume, while smaller pieces constitute a lower percentage. This allows for your stone pattern to have a foundation of larger stones with smaller stones to add intricate detail.
Color Blend
From beiges and deep browns to cool grays and crisp whites, this stone offers a wide palette to work with. The beauty of this color variety is that it allows you to easily complement your home’s existing interior design. Whether you’re going for a rustic, earthy vibe or a sleek, modern look, there’s a shade of cottage standard cut travertine that will fit right in. Plus, by mixing and matching different colors, you can create stunning patterns that add depth and character to your space. Imagine a backsplash that blends warm beiges and cool grays, or an accent wall that showcases the full spectrum of colors found in Cottage Standard Cut Travertine.
Laying a Stone Pattern
A helpful step in installing Cottage Standard Cut Travertine is to lay out a stone pattern before adhering the stone to a prepared surface. When laying a stone pattern, you want to arrange the stone pieces layer by layer, careful to break up any horizontal or vertical lines. Having a horizontal line run across a pattern would cause the design to fall flat. Using different sizes of pieces to break up these lines adds dimension to the overall stone pattern.
When laying a stone pattern, you also want to blend colors to add depth to the design. Pairing beige pieces next to white or gray shades creates a nice visual contrast. By mixing and matching colors and sizes of the stone, you can achieve a design that is all your own.
Installation with Cottage Standard Cut Travertine
Now that you’ve fallen in love with the beauty of Cottage Standard Cut Travertine, it’s time to talk about installation. The good news? This stone is incredibly versatile and can be used in both dry-laid and jointed formats. Even better, it comes pre-cut and ready to use, so you can dive right into your project without any extra hassle. Of course, if you need to make any adjustments, the stone can easily be trimmed to fit your space perfectly.
We recommend following our standard installation process using the Laticrete MVIS Product Suite. These steps guarantee a long-lasting and durable result!
Why Choose Cottage Standard Cut?
Installing Cottage Standard Cut Travertine stone veneer offers an efficient process with precise cuts and a seamless fit, saving time and allowing for a more enjoyable experience. Ideal for both experienced masons and DIY enthusiasts seeking to add natural elements to their space, this stone is a versatile solution that transforms any space.
Cottage Standard Cut Travertine
Cottage Standard Cut stone veneer features rectangular pieces with clean and smooth edges. Its rough textured surface creates a natural, weathered appearance with subtle tones of cream and white. It has a mix of pre-selected sizes allowing for easier installation with minimal cutting. It is often installed in a dry-stacked style, but it can be installed with a mortar joint.
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