
Travertine · Iran, Markazi Province, Mahallat County, Dareh Bokhari Region
1,500,000–6,500,000IRT
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Updated: November 2, 2026Price per m²
Ex-works, base grade
1,800,000IRT
Base-grade ex-works price; the final price depends on grade, thickness and quantity.
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| Water absorption | 1.4% |
|---|---|
| Density | 2.49 g/cm³ |
| Compressive strength | 75 MPa |
| Flexural strength | 10.6 MPa |
| Abrasion (Böhme) | 16.5 cm³/50cm² |
Indicative values; the test report for each lot ships with the load.
Each property scored out of 10 — greener is better
Premium Iranian Torgh Travertine in warm cream & beige tones. High density and durability for classical and modern facades. Request a quote today.
Torgh Travertine is widely recognized as one of the finest and most reliable natural travertine stones in Iran, quarried from the renowned deposits in the Torgh region of Natanz County (Isfahan Province). Celebrated for its warm, elegant palette ranging from soft light cream and sandy beige to honey and light chocolate hues, this stone is expertly processed in both Vein-Cut (displaying harmonious parallel strata) and Cross-Cut (offering a smooth, homogeneous cloudy pattern). Thanks to its compact crystalline structure and low relative porosity, Torgh Travertine accepts premium transparent epoxy resins and diamond polishing exceptionally well, achieving a mirror-like gloss alongside honed, brushed leather, and tumbled antique finishes.
In architectural and structural applications, Torgh Travertine is a top-tier choice for luxury exterior building facades—spanning grand classical, neoclassical, and sleek contemporary designs—as well as prestigious interior lobby walls and columns. A key performance advantage of this stone is its exceptional UV color stability, meaning its warm tones remain vibrant and fade-free under direct sunlight for decades. The natural backside cavities allow cement mortar to penetrate deeply, creating an interlocking mechanical bond that secures the panels, while its balanced specific gravity adds minimal dead load to buildings and provides reliable thermal and acoustic insulation.
For secure installation on multi-story exterior facades, mechanical anchoring using stainless steel or galvanized scope clips, wire anchors, or dry-cladding substructure systems is strongly recommended alongside standard polymer-modified cement mortar to withstand seismic forces and thermal expansion. To maintain the stone's polished surface and prevent chemical etching on its calcium carbonate matrix, avoid acidic cleaners. Routine washing with clean water, mild pH-neutral stone detergents, and optional application of breathable penetrating nano-sealers will preserve its timeless elegance for generations.
See the pattern consecutive slabs of this stone make when mirrored.

