White Travertine Slabs Unfilled & Leather Finish
These white travertine rough slabs are presented with an unfilled, leather finish for indoor designs that call for visible natural pores and a textured surface. Color, pore pattern, veining, and fissures vary by slab, so review the actual batch before approval.
STOOANCE can support slab selection and cut-to-size fabrication for project requirements. The product title specifies a leather finish, while the source specification lists “Antique”; confirm the intended finish, along with thickness and application, before ordering.
- Material: white travertine; supplied as rough slabs.
- Listed thicknesses: 18 mm, 20 mm, 30 mm, or custom thickness subject to confirmation.
- Intended location: indoor.
- Remote slab selection, inspection photos or video, and labeled packing can be arranged according to the order.
White Travertine’s Open Surface and Variation
This white travertine is presented as an unfilled slab, leaving its natural pores visible rather than concealing them with filler. The open surface gives each slab its own pattern of small cavities and texture. Review the actual material to understand the size, distribution, and appearance of those openings before approving an order.
Expect differences in white tone, veining, pores, and natural fissures from slab to slab and across a batch. A small sample can show the character of the stone, but it cannot represent every slab. For a coordinated layout, ask to review current slab photos or video and approve the selected batch.
The product name specifies a leather finish, while the source attribute lists the finish as antique. Confirm the intended surface treatment on an actual sample or selected slab before production. This also gives you a chance to judge how the finish affects the visibility and feel of the unfilled pores.
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Rough Slab Specifications and Finish Confirmation
These white travertine slabs are offered in rough slab form for indoor projects. “Rough slab size” identifies the supply format, but it does not specify a fixed length or width. Ask STOOANCE for the measurements of the available slabs before planning a cutting layout or calculating the quantity required.
Specification: Material and color; Source-listed detail: Travertine; white. Specification: Supply format; Source-listed detail: Rough slabs; exact dimensions to be confirmed. Specification: Thickness; Source-listed detail: 18 mm, 20 mm, 30 mm, or a customized thickness subject to confirmation. Specification: Finish; Source-listed detail: Product name says unfilled and leather finish; the attribute field says antique. Specification: Listed location; Source-listed detail: Indoor.
The finish descriptions need to be resolved before quotation and production. Specify whether you want the pores left unfilled and provide a reference for the intended surface texture. STOOANCE can then confirm the finish against the selected material and sample. For a custom thickness, include the required dimensions and intended use so feasibility can be checked for the actual slabs.
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Indoor Applications and Design Coordination
White travertine slabs can be considered for indoor feature walls, reception backdrops, and other vertical surfaces where the open-pore texture is part of the design. For floors, counters, or wet areas, confirm that the selected material and surface treatment suit the expected traffic, cleaning routine, and local project requirements before specifying them.
Plan the layout with the room, rather than judging a slab in isolation. Mark the intended orientation, visible joints, corners, and transitions on the design elevations. Review how the stone will meet timber, metal, tile, and painted surfaces, and check the proposed grout color under the lighting planned for the space.
For areas with several adjoining panels, share the elevations and the visual priorities with STOOANCE early. The team can coordinate slab selection and a proposed layout for approval, including vein direction where relevant. Confirm the maintenance approach for the unfilled surface with the project designer and qualified local installer.
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Drawing Review and Cut-to-Size Fabrication
STOOANCE can turn approved white travertine slabs into cut-to-size interior components. Fabrication begins with the selected material and shop drawings so the cutting plan reflects the intended layout, dimensions and exposed edges. Because this product is described as unfilled, the position of visible pores and any cutouts should be reviewed on the actual slabs.
For a drawing review, provide:
- Dimensioned plans and elevations showing each piece, joint location and installation sequence.
- Required thickness, edge profiles, openings and cutout positions, with their intended clearances.
- The desired vein direction and how adjacent pieces should relate visually.
- The approved surface finish: the product title specifies leathered, while the source specification lists “Antique”; confirm which finish is required before production.
STOOANCE can use bridge cutting, waterjet cutting or CNC shaping as appropriate to the approved design and material. Final piece sizes, tolerances and fabrication details are confirmed against the drawings and selected batch. Overseas installation is normally handled by qualified local contractors, so their site measurements and fixing requirements should be resolved before cutting.
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Batch Approval and Quality Inspection
White travertine varies from slab to slab. Before production, approve the actual batch or a representative sample and agree on an acceptable range of colour, pattern, open pores and natural fissures. STOOANCE can support remote selection with current slab photos or video; availability and the final batch require confirmation.
The inspection plan should reflect the approved material and order requirements. For unfilled slabs, document which pores remain open and whether any fissures or areas have received resin treatment. This helps buyers assess the delivered slabs against the agreed reference.
- Compare slab colour and pattern with the approved sample or batch range.
- Check thickness, dimensions and flatness against the agreed order specifications.
- Review finish consistency, visible fissures and any disclosed resin treatment.
- Verify quantities, slab identification and inspection records before shipment.
Ask for inspection photos or video and a clear record of any slabs outside the approved range. Agree on how those slabs will be handled before the order is released for packing.
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Packing and Delivery for White Travertine Slabs
Packing is planned around the approved slab dimensions, thickness, quantity, and delivery route. For rough slabs, STOOANCE can review suitable supports, including timber bundles, slab racks, or steel or A-frame supports. Waterproof covering, foam, and corner protection can be specified where the packing plan calls for them. The final method should account for the selected slabs and the handling requirements at both ends of the shipment.
If the order includes cut-to-size pieces, packing can be organized by room, elevation, drawing, or installation sequence. Piece numbers and labels help the receiving team match each component to the approved layout. Packing records and photographs can be included according to the order, giving buyers a reference when checking quantities and condition on arrival.
Most STOOANCE exports ship through Xiamen Port; the route may change with material origin and logistics. Share the destination, required delivery terms, site access, unloading arrangements, and target schedule when requesting a quotation. STOOANCE can then confirm the packing method, shipping route, and delivery timing against the selected material and current production schedule. Overseas installation is normally handled by qualified local contractors.
Request a QuoteTechnical Specifications
Product Information
- Product
- White Travertine Slabs Unfilled & Leather Finish
- Material / Category
- Travertine
- Material
- Travertine
- Color
- White
- Size
- Rough Slab Size
- Thickness
- 18mm, 20mm, 30mm, Other Customized Thickness
- Finish
- Antique
- Location
- Indoor
Order Confirmation
- Selected Material
- Approve the actual material, batch or sample before production
- Custom Fabrication
- Dimensions, thickness, finish, edges and cutouts are confirmed from drawings
- Quality Records
- Inspection photos or video, labels, numbering and packing records are available according to the order
White Travertine Slabs Unfilled & Leather Finish FAQ
Review these common sourcing questions, then send your project requirements for a product-specific quotation.
Request a QuoteIs the finish leathered or antique? The product title and listed specification differ.
The finish is unresolved: the product title says “Unfilled & Leather Finish,” while the listed specification says “Antique.” These terms should not be treated as interchangeable without checking the actual slab and approved finish sample. Ask STOOANCE to confirm which finish applies to the selected batch and to provide current slab photos or video. Before production, approve the finish alongside the material, thickness, and any fabrication drawings; STOOANCE’s order review covers those details.
What does unfilled mean for the slab surface, and can a filled finish be requested?
Unfilled means the travertine’s natural surface pores are left open rather than filled with resin or another filler, so the slab retains visible texture and may need more careful cleaning. Yes, you can ask STOOANCE to assess a filled version; resin treatment is among its fabrication options, but suitability and appearance depend on the selected batch. The product name says “leather finish,” while the supplied specification lists “antique.” Confirm the intended texture, filler, and approved sample before production.
What rough slab dimensions are available in the current batch?
Current rough slab dimensions are not confirmed. The product information lists only “Rough Slab Size,” without a length or width. STOOANCE can check current availability and share slab photos or arrange remote video selection. Send your required finished dimensions, quantity, preferred thickness, and destination. STOOANCE can then confirm the measurements of an available batch and whether its slabs suit your cutting plan before quoting.
Are 18 mm, 20 mm and 30 mm slabs available, and can another thickness be made?
18 mm, 20 mm, and 30 mm are listed thickness options for these white travertine slabs. Other customized thicknesses can also be requested. Current availability and the feasibility of a custom thickness depend on the selected material and production requirements; the listing does not confirm stock. Send STOOANCE your required thickness, slab dimensions, quantity, finish, and intended indoor application so the team can check the current batch and confirm what can be supplied.
Which indoor applications suit the selected slabs and finish?
These white travertine rough slabs are listed for indoor use. Interior feature walls and wall panels are suitable applications to consider, subject to approval of the actual material. Floors and wet areas need a separate review of pore treatment, cleaning needs, and application requirements; no slip or performance rating is supplied. The product name says “unfilled & leather finish,” while the specification lists “Antique.” Ask STOOANCE to confirm the finish, selected batch, thickness, and intended use before approving a sample or fabrication.
Can STOOANCE arrange remote material selection for White Travertine Slabs Unfilled & Leather Finish?
Yes. STOOANCE supports current-stock checks, remote video selection, batch reservation, and photo or video records. Current availability and the final approved batch must be confirmed before production.
How does STOOANCE control quality before shipment?
STOOANCE checks the approved sample or batch, drawings, dimensions, thickness, finish, edges, colour range, natural fissures, resin treatment, flatness, quantities, numbering, labels, and packing. The inspection plan is matched to the order and application.
Are stone samples free?
Samples are free. The buyer pays the courier charge in advance, and that courier cost can be credited after a formal order is placed.
What information is needed for a quotation?
Send the material or reference image, dimensions, thickness, finish, quantity, edge details, drawings, packing requirements, destination, and schedule. STOOANCE then confirms the suitable supply and fabrication route.
Stone Options for Your Project
A coordinated stone project brings material selection, cutting details and finished components together. The reference examples show slab layouts, cut-to-size pieces, countertops and decorative stonework. Use them to explain the shapes, edge profiles and visual direction you would like to explore. Each requested item needs its own review of material suitability, dimensions, finish and installation requirements; a photograph alone does not confirm that every option is available for your selected stone.
Share a room schedule or drawing set with the areas, quantities and details you need. Then confirm the scope for samples, vein direction, cutting, inspection and packing before placing an order. Keep approved material references and drawings with the quotation so the finished pieces can be checked against the same requirements. Product-specific availability, technical evidence, commercial terms and delivery arrangements are confirmed separately for each enquiry.
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HOW WE WORK
A Clear Path from Enquiry to Delivery
From your first enquiry to arrival checks, use these ten stages to agree the details of a stone order. Images below are workflow illustrations, not factory photographs.
- 01
Share Your Brief
Identify the product, application, quantity and destination.
- 02
Review Material Options
Compare representative images and the available finish choices.
- 03
Request a Quotation
Confirm the included scope and any exclusions in writing.
- 04
Approve Samples
Review the color range, surface and visible variation.
- 05
Check Drawings
Confirm dimensions, seams, edge profiles and piece marks.
- 06
Confirm the Order
Agree specifications, responsibilities and commercial terms.
- 07
Review Fabrication
Use the approved drawings and recorded material selection.
- 08
Arrange Inspection
Check dimensions, visible finish and agreed acceptance points.
- 09
Confirm Packing
Match protected pieces and crate labels to the packing list.
- 10
Coordinate Delivery
Confirm shipping documents, unloading and arrival checks.
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Send your material reference, drawings, dimensions, finish, quantity and destination. These details help define the sample and quotation request.
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White Travertine Slabs Unfilled & Leather Finish Buyer’s Guide
Use this guide to decide whether unfilled travertine suits your project, compare finishes and slab specifications, assess supplier controls, and avoid approval, fabrication, and shipping mistakes before placing an order.
What Are White Travertine Slabs Unfilled & Leather Finish?
White travertine is a natural stone with pores and cavities formed during deposition. The commercial name describes its general color, but does not establish a quarry, geological origin, or uniform appearance; tone, banding, pore size, and fissures vary between slabs.
Unfilled means those surface openings remain visible instead of being filled with resin or cement. A leather finish gives the face a softly textured, tactile feel rather than a smooth polished surface; the depth of texture depends on the selected stone and processing.
STOOANCE’s product name specifies unfilled, leather-finished slabs, while its source listing also calls the finish Antique. Buyers should resolve that discrepancy by approving a physical sample and the actual slab finish before production.
Types of White Travertine Slabs Unfilled & Leather Finish
White travertine varies by batch in cut, pores, color, and pattern. Review actual slabs before choosing a look for walls, floors, or coordinated pieces.
Vein Cut Versus Cross Cut
Vein-cut slabs show linear bands; cross-cut slabs show cloudier movement where both cuts are available. Bands emphasize wall height or length, while cross cuts soften broad floors.
Pore Density
Open pores may be fine and scattered or larger and clustered. Dense clusters make floor texture more prominent and can disrupt a continuous wall composition.
White-to-Cream Color Range
White travertine can shift toward ivory or cream within a batch. Compare slabs together so adjacent walls, floors, and fabricated pieces sit within an approved range.
Slab Layout and Vein Direction
Vein direction changes how adjoining pieces read. Review a dry layout before cutting to align wall panels, floor runs, and returns where the pattern matters.
Where White Travertine Slabs Unfilled & Leather Finish Suit Projects
The product source lists White Travertine Slabs Unfilled & Leather Finish for indoor use. Match each proposed location to its exposure and cleaning demands.
| Proposed use | Primary concern |
|---|---|
| Indoor feature walls | Dust in open pores |
| Lower-traffic floors | Cleaning and slip requirements |
| Vanities and wet areas | Stains, acids, drainage |
| Heavy traffic, kitchens, exterior | Separate technical review |
Feature Walls and Lower-Traffic Floors
Feature walls avoid routine spills, though open pores can collect dust.
Lower-traffic floors need a cleaning plan and project-specific slip assessment.
Vanities and Wet Areas
Vanities face staining from cosmetics and etching from acidic cleaners; sealing helps limit absorption but does not prevent etching.
Wet areas require separate drainage and slip review.
Demanding Applications
Heavy traffic, food-preparation surfaces, and exterior exposure require separate technical review.
Confirm material suitability and maintenance requirements before approval.
How Do Unfilled and Leathered Finishes Compare?
Pore filling and surface finishing are separate specifications. Unfilled travertine retains open cavities; leathering changes the surface texture. Compare both choices against the intended indoor use.
| Option | Surface | Indoor implication |
|---|---|---|
| Unfilled, leathered | Textured; visible pores | More cleaning attention |
| Filled, honed | Smooth; quieter pores | Easier routine wiping |
| Filled, polished | Glossy; quieter pores | Shows marks more readily |
| Brushed or antique | Textured; pores vary | Confirm treatment and upkeep |
Pores and Cleaning
Open pores make the stone’s natural texture more visible.
Filled pores create a more uniform surface and are generally easier to wipe clean.
Texture and Appearance
Leathering produces a textured, low-sheen surface. Honing looks smoother; polishing adds shine.
Brushing or antiquing can emphasize texture, depending on the selected slab.
Approve the Finished Sample
STOOANCE’s product title says leather finish, while its source attribute says Antique.
A representative finished sample should establish the agreed texture, pore treatment, and appearance before production.
Which Slab Dimensions and Fabrication Details Matter?
White Travertine Slabs Unfilled & Leather Finish is listed in rough slab size, without fixed slab dimensions. Confirm usable dimensions from the selected batch before planning cuts.
Confirm Thickness and Usable Area
18 mm, 20 mm, and 30 mm are source-listed thickness options. Custom thickness and availability require confirmation.
Selected slabs should be measured before the cutting plan is approved; natural edges and defects can reduce usable area.
Specify Every Finished Piece
Shop drawings should state finished dimensions, agreed tolerances, edge profiles, cutouts, vein direction, and quantities.
Piece numbers should link each cut component to its drawing and intended location.
Estimate Cutting Yield and Allowance
Cutting yield depends on slab shape, pore distribution, fissures, vein alignment, and the required pieces.
Breakage allowance should be estimated for the approved batch and cutting plan, then reflected in the ordered quantity.
How Should Buyers Approve Samples and Slabs?
White Travertine Slabs Unfilled & Leather Finish should be approved against the intended installation, not a catalog image alone. Use four checkpoints before releasing fabrication.
Approve a Finished Sample
A representative finished sample lets buyers inspect the open pores and surface texture. A small piece cannot show every natural color shift, fissure, or pore pattern across full slabs.
Review Current Slabs
Current slab photos or remote video show the available batch at scale. Review slabs under consistent lighting and agree in writing on the acceptable color and pore range.
Record the Production Approval
The approved batch should be identified before production. Confirm finish and thickness in writing; for adjoining pieces, approve the proposed layout and vein direction as well.
What Quality Checks Belong Before Shipment?
Before shipment, compare the finished order with the approved sample, selected batch, and shop drawings. Agree on an inspection plan that defines what will be checked and recorded.
Inspect Stone and Fabrication
White travertine varies naturally in color, pores, and fissures; check the agreed range and record any resin treatment. Measure thickness, dimensions, and flatness, then inspect finish consistency and edges against the drawings.
Verify Layout and Packing
Dry lay helps reveal mismatched pieces on floors or feature walls. Check quantities, piece numbers, labels, and packing against the installation sequence; request inspection photos or video when reviewing remotely.
Confirm Inspection Documents
STOOANCE can provide order specific inspection and packing records. Request applicable supporting documents before shipment, and verify each certificate’s current holder, scope, and validity before relying on it.
How Do You Assess a Travertine Supplier?
STOOANCE supports remote slab selection and fabrication for White Travertine Slabs Unfilled & Leather Finish. Assess a supplier through the actual batch, an approved finish sample, drawing review, inspection records, and packing plan.
Material Access and Traceability
STOOANCE can check current slab availability and arrange video selection. Request batch identification, slab photos, and a representative finish sample before approval.
Quarry ownership and material availability require verification for the selected order.
Fabrication and Drawing Review
STOOANCE operates three specialized stone factories in Shuitou. Ask its team to review dimensions, thickness, edges, vein direction, and cutouts against your drawings.
Production capacity allocated to the order and delivery dates require confirmation.
Inspection and Export Packing
STOOANCE supports numbered pieces, inspection photos or video, and labelled packing. Agree on finish, fissure, dimensional, and packing checks before production.
Product-specific certification must be verified for its current holder, scope, and validity.
Which Buying Mistakes Cause Avoidable Rework?
A product name cannot establish the appearance or specifications of the slabs delivered. For White Travertine Slabs Unfilled & Leather Finish, approve the actual batch and written order details before cutting.
Approve the Batch and Surface
One sample cannot show the full range of color, pores, and fissures. Review slab photos or video and agree on acceptable variation.
Unfilled describes open pores, not an absence of all treatment. The source lists the finish as Antique despite the product name saying leather; confirm the finish on an approved slab.
Check Application and Fabrication
Indoor is the listed location; do not assume suitability for wet areas or heavy traffic. Review the intended use and maintenance requirements.
Cutting before approval invites rework. Sign off drawings, dimensions, thickness, edges, and tolerances before fabrication.
Match Packing to the Order
Unlabelled crates complicate site sorting and discrepancy claims. Require piece numbers, crate lists, and inspection and packing records matched to the drawings.
What Steps Take an Order From Brief to Delivery?
For White Travertine Slabs Unfilled & Leather Finish, begin with the intended indoor application, required quantity, and destination. Ask STOOANCE to confirm current slab availability before selecting material.
Approve Material And Production Details
Approve the actual sample and selected batch, including color range, pores, and finish, in writing.
Sign off on drawings, dimensions, thickness, edges, vein direction, and final quantities before fabrication begins.
Agree Inspection And Packing
Set written inspection criteria for finish, dimensions, fissures, numbering, and packing before production.
Numbered pieces packed by room or elevation help the receiving team reconcile crates with drawings and route stone to the correct location.
Authorize Dispatch
Review inspection photos or video, piece labels, and packing records against the approved order.
Confirm shipping terms, destination details, and the dispatch documents in writing before release.
What Determines Pricing and Landed Cost?
STOOANCE quotes against the selected batch and approved production brief. Confirm whether the requested leathered texture matches the product listing’s ‘Antique’ finish; MOQ, lead time, and Incoterm depend on the confirmed order.
| Cost component | Buyer input | Confirm before quoting |
|---|---|---|
| Selected batch | Approved slab photos | Availability and color range |
| Slab yield | Cut plan and quantities | Usable yield and waste |
| Thickness and finish | Requested thickness and finish sample | Actual specification and processing |
| Fabrication | Drawings, edges, cutouts | Cutting scope and tolerances |
| Packing and freight | Protection needs and destination | Packing method and freight basis |
| Destination charges | Delivery address and Incoterm | Duties, taxes, clearance, local delivery |