Yellow Travertine Brushed

P2
Slip Rating
V2
Colour Variation
Quality Grade:
SAFDS-34-RWTFE

Technical Specifications

Porosity
13%
ASTM C97
Density
2333kg/m³
ASTM C97
Water Absorption
2.33%
ASTM C97
Compressive Strength
53MPa
ASTM C170
Abrasion Resistance
8.5mm
EN 14157
Cold Resistance
-15°C
Standard
Heat Resistance
200°C
Standard
Flexural Strength
9.2MPa
Standard

Project Configuration

Installation & Care

Adhesive

Avoid abrasive brushes

Alkaline stone cleaner

About This Material

Yellow Travertine Brushed

Technical & Product Overview

Yellow travertine brushed is a natural stone option chosen for projects that require a warm color, a natural surface feel, and a balanced architectural appearance. Quarried in several regions of Iran, yellow travertine is well known for its layered structure, light weight, and good performance in both interior and exterior applications. For more natural stone products and technical specifications, you can explore the
Karimi Stone product collection.

Travertine has a naturally porous structure, which helps reduce its overall weight and improves adhesion to mortar and installation systems. When processed as yellow travertine brushed, the stone moves away from shiny and reflective surfaces and gains a softer, more natural character. This makes it suitable for projects that focus on texture, comfort, and long-term visual balance.

 

Stone Basics: Understanding Yellow Travertine

Yellow travertine is a sedimentary stone formed by mineral-rich waters over long geological periods. Its structure contains visible pores and natural layers, which are part of its identity. Depending on the grade and processing method, these pores may remain visible or be partially filled. Technical performance of natural stones is commonly evaluated based on international standards such as
ASTM natural stone testing standards.

Key material characteristics include:

  • Lightweight structure compared to dense stones
  • Good adhesion to mortar and fixing systems
  • Low to moderate porosity
  • Suitable resistance to pressure and weather conditions
  • Good workability for cutting and surface finishing

These properties make yellow travertine a flexible material for architectural design.

 

Visual Character of yellow travertine brushed

The visual character of yellow travertine brushed is defined by warmth, softness, and a natural stone appearance. The brushing process reduces surface shine and gently highlights the stone’s texture. Instead of reflecting light sharply, the surface spread light, creating a calm and comfortable atmosphere.

Color tones typically range from lemon yellow to golden and cream-yellow shades, depending on the quarry and mineral composition. In brushed finishes, these colors appear more natural and less intense than polished surfaces, making them easier to combine with other materials.

This visual quality makes yellow travertine brushed suitable for:

  • Interior floors and walls
  • Lobbies and entrance areas
  • Commercial and retail spaces
  • Architectural areas where a natural look is preferred

 

Brushed Finish Explained

Brushed is a surface finish created by working the stone with special wire brushes. This process gently removes softer minerals from the surface while keeping the main structure intact. The result is a surface that feels smooth but textured, without sharp roughness or shine.

In yellow travertine brushed, brushing opens natural pores slightly and enhances the stone’s character. The surface becomes comfortable to touch and less slippery than polished finishes.

Key characteristics of brushed:

  • Soft, natural surface texture
  • Reduced surface shine
  • Better slip resistance compared to polished finishes
  • Comfortable feel underfoot
  • Natural and architectural appearance

Because of these features, yellow travertine brushed is often selected for areas with foot traffic, transitional zones, and spaces where safety and comfort are important.

 

Architectural Applications

Yellow travertine brushed is used in a wide range of architectural and design applications:

Interior Applications

  • Flooring in residential and commercial spaces
  • Interior wall cladding
  • Staircases and landings

Semi-Open and Exterior Areas

  • Entrance platforms
  • Covered walkways
  • Building façades (with proper detailing)

Decorative Uses

  • Elevator frames
  • Feature walls and stone accents
  • Custom stone elements and artifacts

The brushed surface helps control slip risk and visual wear, making it practical for both design-focused and functional areas.

 

Technical Performance Notes

From a technical point of view, yellow travertine brushed offers reliable performance when properly selected and installed:

  • Good resistance to daily wear
  • Suitable behavior under temperature changes
  • Stable performance in dry and moderately wet environments

Maintenance is generally easier than polished surfaces, as dust, marks, and minor wear are less visible on a brushed texture.

Yellow Travertine Brushed

The Role of Karimi Stone

Karimi Stone (Negin Sang Karimi) supplies yellow travertine brushed for domestic and international projects with a project-oriented approach. More information about available finishes and stone solutions can be found at
Karimi Stone official website.

Karimi Stone provides:

  • Careful selection from major yellow travertine sources
  • Professional brushed processing with consistent surface quality
  • Availability in slabs, tiles, free-length sizes, steps, and risers
  • Quality control on texture, thickness, and color range
  • Export-grade packaging and reliable logistics

This ensures that yellow travertine brushed delivered to projects meets both visual and technical expectations.

 

Final Summary

Yellow travertine brushed is an excellent choice for projects in need of warmth, natural texture, and practical performance. Its soft surface, controlled appearance, and comfortable feel make it suitable for a wide range of architectural and commercial applications.

When properly processed and supplied, yellow travertine brushed offers a balanced combination of design flexibility, durability, and long-term visual stability making it a reliable material for modern architectural projects.

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Reference Catalog

Stone Size Guide

Standard slab, tile, pattern and step sizes to help plan your takeoffs and orders. Dimensions are shown in centimeters unless otherwise stated.

Standard offering ! Tolerance indicated as ±

Slabs

Standard slab supply for project-scale cutting and fabrication.

Standard Slab

Dimensions (cm)
  • (250 × 150) ±20
  • (250 × 150) ±20
Thickness
  • 2 cm
  • 3 cm

Big Slab

Dimensions (cm)
  • (270 × 170) ±20
  • (270 × 170) ±20
Thickness
  • 2 cm
  • 3 cm
Tolerance applies to length and width. Thickness tolerance is available upon request.

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Product Details
SKU Code
SAFDS-34-RWTFE
Internal reference
Product Title
Yellow Travertine Brushed
Public name
Brushed and tumbled natural stone finish Surface Finish 03

Karimi Stone · Finish Guide

Brushed

A character-rich surface combining a softly brushed texture with gently worn, rounded edges for an antique yet refined appearance.

Antique, lived-in character Softened edges & corners Textured, low-glare surface

Soft, leather-like texture

The tumbled process softly wears back edges and corners, creating a rounded, timeworn profile with an antique feel. Brushing then moves across the surface with wire brushes, opening the softer areas and polishing the harder minerals. Together, they create a naturally aged, gently textured and visually calm surface with no sharp edges under hand or bare feet.

Edges Softened and rounded
Surface Brushed and low-glare
Character Antique and timeworn
Karimi Stone · Natural Stone Surface Library Brushed Finish

Applications

Brushed leathered natural stone finish Surface Finish 04

Karimi Stone · Finish Guide

Brushed Leathered Finish

A softly textured, low-glare surface created with wire brushes, similar to natural leather under hand, with gentle movement across the stone.

Leather-like touch Low-glare, refined look Subtle texture variation

Soft, leather-like texture

Instead of polishing with hard abrasives, wire brushes move across the stone surface. They ease into softer veins and tiny pores, gently deepening them while polishing harder areas. The result is a lightly uneven, tactile surface that feels soft and natural rather than glossy.

Touch Soft and tactile
Reflection Low-glare and matte
Variation Subtle natural movement
Karimi Stone · Natural Stone Surface Library Brushed Leathered Finish

Slip Rating & Wet Pendulum Guide

A concise overview of P1–P5 slip ratings so you can align each Karimi Stone finish with the right space, moisture level and safety expectation.

OVERVIEW

P1 → P5 safety band
P1 P2 P3 P4 P5
What the Wet Pendulum Test (WPT) tells you
The WPT measures how slippery a surface becomes when wet. Each finish is given a P rating from P1 (higher slip risk) through to P5 (maximum grip). As the number increases, the expected slip resistance also increases.

RATING SCALE SNAPSHOT

From higher slip risk to maximum grip
Each Karimi Stone P icon below is your quick visual code before checking detailed applications.

P1 → P5  Left = smoother | Right = more textured

P1

Dry circulation

Higher slip risk

For dry-only walkways and light traffic areas where water is not expected on the surface.

P2

Light splash

Occasional moisture
Bathrooms, small kitchens and transition areas that see brief, easily managed water.
P3

Everyday wet public

Balanced grip
Entries, amenities, undercover car parks and fresh food retail where wet floors are common.
P4

High exposure

Wet, high traffic
Pool surrounds, communal showers and external ramps under 1:14 where water is constant.
P5

Maximum grip

Highest safety band

Commercial kitchens, covered loading docks and pool ramps or stairs leading into water.

HOW TO READ THIS POPUP

Start with water, movement and consequence
Consider how wet the floor can get, how quickly people move, and how critical a slip could be. Then use the cards below to align each area of your project with a suitable P rating before you select a Karimi Stone finish.

TYPICAL APPLICATIONS

P1 – dry circulation
Higher slip risk when wet

P1
For areas intended to remain dry with controlled walking speeds – such as supermarket aisles, separate shops inside centres or dry lobby and corridor zones.
Retail aisles
Dry-only entries
Light traffic

P2 – light splash
Transitional & semi-wet areas

P2
For spaces where occasional water is expected but quickly managed – like hotel bathrooms, apartment kitchens, laundries and transition zones between wet and dry areas.
Hotel bathrooms
Apartment kitchens
Laundries

P3 – regularly wet public
Balanced everyday grip

P3
Used where wet conditions are common – entries and access ways, toilet facilities in public buildings, undercover car parks and fresh food retail areas.
Public entries
Toilet facilities
Undercover parking

P4 – high exposure
Wet, high traffic environments

P4
Selected for consistently wet and busy areas such as pool surrounds, communal showers, external ramps under 1:14 and service zones behind bars.
Pool surrounds
Communal showers
Light traffic

P5 – maximum grip
Demanding commercial use

P5
For the most demanding applications: commercial kitchens, loading docks under cover, steep external ramps, swimming pool ramps and stairs leading into water.
Commercial kitchens
Loading docks
Pool ramps & stairs
TEST STATUS CODES

Where a P rating is not shown

For the most demanding applications: commercial kitchens, loading docks under cover, steep external ramps, swimming pool ramps and stairs leading into water.

?

N/T

No Wet Pendulum slip testing has yet been performed on this surface finish.

N/A

Wet Pendulum testing is not applicable or cannot be performed for this surface format.

W

WPT

Indicates that the Wet Pendulum Test method has been used to determine the rating.

Always refer to the specific data sheet for each Karimi Stone product to see which of these codes or P ratings apply.

Information disclaimer

This guide is a general summary only and does not constitute legal or compliance advice. Slip resistance requirements vary by project, location and use. Always confirm ratings and regulatory obligations with qualified slip-rating and building-compliance professionals before final specification.

Colour Variation Guide

A premium, visual overview of how colour movement evolves from calm, uniform surfaces to high-impact, expressive finishes.

Variation scale

Choose a variation level

V2 selected

V0
V1
V2
V3
V4
Calm & uniform
Highly varied
Reading the scale
V0 is almost seamless with minimal tone shifts, while V4 is bold and highly expressive. Use this guide to align the surface movement with the mood of your space.
Variation reference cards

Near-Zero Variation – V0

Ultra-consistent tone with almost no visible shift between pieces. Ideal for gallery-like, minimal interiors where the surface should visually disappear.

Soft Variation – V1

Delicate, low-contrast changes gently break up the surface. A refined choice for calm kitchens, ensuites, and open-plan living spaces.

Moderate Variation – V2

Balanced, natural movement with visible differences in tone. Adds character and depth while staying easy to style with cabinetry and textiles.

Expressive Variation – V3

Stronger contrast from piece to piece with noticeable light and dark areas. Best when you want the surface to act as a key design feature.

High-Drama Variation – V4

Pronounced shifts in hue and tone, creating a richly patterned, statement finish. Ideal for feature walls, dramatic floors, or high-impact spaces.

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