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Cladding & Feature Walls

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Sunlight crossing a travertine wall, showing the horizontal movement and the shadow it throws
Vein-Cut Wall Panel

Vein-Cut Travertine Panel

Brushed
Indicative FOB: quoted per panel against size, thickness and the cut direction. Vein-cut and cross-cut come off the same block at different yield, so the direction is priced rather than assumed.View →
Cross-cut travertine panels arranged in a row, showing the linear movement running across each panel
Cross-Cut Panel

Cross-Cut Travertine Panel

Honed
Indicative FOB: quoted per panel against size, thickness and yield from the chosen block. Cross-cut panels are selected face by face because the pattern is the reason for buying them, and face selection is a cost that sits in the price.View →
Cross-cut travertine panels arranged in a row, showing the linear movement running across each panel
Book-Matched Panel Set

Book-Matched Travertine Panel Set

Brushed
Indicative FOB: quoted as a pair against the panel size and the block the pair is cut from. The figure is not a unit price times two: one block has to yield two facing faces, and on smaller blocks it may not yield two at the size asked. We would rather quote the block constraint than the arithmetic.View →
Travertine cladding on a corner column beside a window and a curtain in a pale interior
Stone Ledge and Reveal

Travertine Ledge and Reveal

Brushed
Indicative FOB: quoted per linear metre against length, thickness and the profile. A ledge with a drip edge is a different machining operation from a square arris, and on an external wall the drip is the detail that decides whether water runs off or behind.View →