Caesarstone® 551 Travina
Caesarstone 551 Travina is a beige porcelain slab with a layered travertine look and sculpted depth. At ROSSITTIS it is used for worktops, walls, floors and selected exterior surfaces with a warm stone effect.
Caesarstone 551 Travina is a beige porcelain slab with a layered travertine look and sculpted depth. At ROSSITTIS it is used for worktops, walls, floors and selected exterior surfaces with a warm stone effect.
Other trade names: 551 Travina, RO-45-043-551
Caesarstone 551 Travina is a clear reference to travertine, but in ceramic translation. The colouring lies between beige, white and pale ochre tones, and to that are added band-like layerings and a deliberately modelled depth of surface. This makes the material read as considerably more natural than pure concrete decors, but more controlled than genuine travertine. In kitchens, bathrooms, calm living areas and on large wall surfaces in particular, that is very attractive.
Compared with genuine travertine, Travina brings two great advantages: more predictability and less care effort. There are no open pores, no classic impregnation logic and no carbonate acid sensitivity. Against smooth beige slabs, Travina offers considerably more structure and a stronger reference to nature. Anyone looking for a warm stone look with a travertine feel, but without the typical natural stone and cavity issues, gets a very practical solution here.
As a porcelain slab, Travina is dense, stable and easy to care for. For kitchen worktops, walls, floors and selected exterior applications that makes a great deal of sense. Its strength lies in the combination of a warm natural stone idea and technical everyday suitability. In large-format fit-out in particular, the material can create a very calm, high-grade surface.
The Stone Finish character is defining. The surface finishes available from stock are listed in the »Finishes« block further down. At ROSSITTIS, Caesarstone 551 Travina is available as a large-format slab, kitchen worktop, wall cladding, floor surface, window sill and for further made-to-measure interior and exterior components.
The honest assessment: Travina is not a genuine travertine and does not want to hide that either. Its strength lies in the warm stone look with considerably less care effort. Anyone looking for precisely this combination gets a very convincing ceramic surface.
Current availability from our warehouse.
14 large-format slabs in stock · plus 2 blocks
Thicknesses: 1.2 cm · Finishes: stone · Available as: Slabs
Updated daily from our live stock.
Caesarstone® 551 Travina is available in a range of finishes. The finish affects appearance, feel and the care it needs.
A special finish on Caesarstone ceramic: matt, with a more uneven and rougher surface. The feel is modelled on split-rough and brushed natural stone. Easy to care for.
Caesarstone 551 Travina needs no impregnation. The porcelain surface is non-porous and makes cleaning and care considerably easier than with genuine travertine.
For cleaning and care, mild cleaners, water and a soft cloth are enough. On pale, textured surfaces, grease, limescale and coloured food residues should nevertheless be removed promptly.
Abrasive pads and aggressive special chemicals are not necessary. More important is regular maintenance cleaning, so that the warm layering stays clear.
Indoors and outdoors, Travina remains easy to care for. Normal cleaning is enough to keep the warm travertine character clean and calm.
Yes. As a porcelain slab, Travina is non-porous and very well suited to kitchen worktops and splashbacks.
The surface finishes available from stock are listed in the »Finishes« block on this page.
Travina belongs to the Caesarstone porcelain line. It is not a natural stone, but a ceramic design surface in a travertine look.
For cleaning and care, mild cleaners and a soft cloth are enough. An impregnation is not required.
Yes, in principle it is. The porcelain logic also makes the material interesting for selected exterior applications, provided the build-up and the slip resistance are right.
Travina is easier to care for, denser and more even. Genuine travertine reads as more natural and more geological, but demands considerably more awareness of care.
The price depends on the format, thickness, surface finish and fabrication — there is no serious flat rate per square metre. Business customers see prices once their B2B account is activated; private customers receive a complete quote through a fabricator near them.