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Turkish Travertine

Turkish travertine is one of the most recognized natural stones in the world, renowned for its quality, versatility, and timeless beauty. Quarried across regions such as Denizli and Afyon, Turkish travertine is exported globally in the form of blocks, slabs, tiles, and pavers. Its wide variety of colors and finishes makes it a top choice for architects, designers, and builders seeking both functionality and elegance.
Turkish Travertine

Applications

Turkish travertine is used in both residential and commercial projects globally. Indoors, it enhances floors, walls, bathrooms, and kitchens. Outdoors, it is chosen for pool decks, patios, facades, and landscaping. Its adaptability ensures it fits seamlessly into modern, rustic, and classical designs. Many landmark projects worldwide feature Turkish travertine due to its durability and elegance.

Floors & Interiors

Elegant floors and walls for homes, hotels, and commercial buildings.

Bathrooms & Kitchens

Luxury surfaces for vanities, showers, and kitchen counters.

Pools & Facades

Slip-resistant, weather-friendly stone for pools, terraces, and exteriors.

Specifications

Turkish travertine is processed into blocks, slabs, tiles, mosaics, and pavers. Tiles are typically 10–12 mm thick, slabs 20–30 mm, and outdoor pavers 30–50 mm. Absorption ranges from 0.4–1.0%, requiring sealing for best performance. Factories across Turkey use advanced machinery to meet international standards, ensuring precision cutting, polishing, and finishing for global export.

Supply & Export

Turkish travertine is exported to over 100 countries, supplying both raw blocks and finished products. Ports across Turkey ensure efficient shipping, while advanced factories maintain consistency and quality. Buyers choose Turkish travertine for its reliability, variety, and excellent value in the global stone market.

Pros & Cons

Pros

  • Internationally recognized for quality and durability
  • Wide color and finish options
  • Competitive value in global markets

Cons

  • Porous surface requires sealing
  • Natural variation may affect uniformity in large-scale projects
  • Shipping logistics add cost and lead time
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