Use of Marmara Marble Abroad?
Turkey is the country with the richest natural stone reserves in the world. In recent years, technological developments and investments in quarries and factories, all financed and operated by the private sector, have placed our country among the world's most important natural stone producers. Thanks to the modern quarry production methods and the latest techniques being implemented, Turkey is one of the top seven leading natural stone producers in the world. Marmara marble is one of the products whose production in our country, in terms of size and shape, is highly sought after internationally and abroad. These products are frequently seen in many different projects and spaces worldwide. They are at the forefront of preferred designs, often used in the lobbies of luxury hotels, bathroom walls, restaurant floors, and similar areas.
Areas of Use for Marmara Marbles
Marmara marble was used extensively in Seljuk and Ottoman architecture. These marble models can be seen in many mosques, palaces, baths, fountains, and other spaces in Istanbul. Today, Marmara marbles are frequently used in the construction of sculptures, tombstones, and fountains. They are also widely used for interior and exterior cladding, steps, and window sills in buildings, as well as for flooring in open areas due to their resistance to the elements, and in artistic creations in the countries to which they are exported. Furthermore, these marbles are used in the construction and restoration of many historical structures in our country.
