Company Profile

Company Profile

Company Name:
Bartu Marble
Business Type:
Natural Stone, Stone Service
Main Products:
Ottoman Beige Marble, Dark River Black Marble, Dove grey Marble, Oya Beige Marble, Antalya Limestone, Pietra Royal Brown Marble
Country / Region:
Turkey
Address:
Emek Mah. Gazi Bulvarı BR Group Plaza No:223
Established:
Dec 31,2000
Verification:
Verified Supplier

Company Description

Established in 1997,Bartu Marble is today Turkey's one of leading manufacturer in Natural Stone and Marble .We aim to ensure customer satisfaction by excellent products and high level service.
Natural Stones have been the most popular building materials of choice since the beginning of construction history.While other building materials are bound to become in the course of time. Marble will preserve the contemporary architecture in all its vividness and beauty for the generations to come.
In modern and traditional building natural Stones are more widely used today than before chosen because they are durable,practical and timeless
In pre historic times much of the worlds land mass was underwater.Limestone is result of million years of sediment build up.This was created by the calcium rich bones,micro skeletons of sea creatures fell to the oceanfloor.Impurities and naturally occuring elements contribute to the diversity of colour.Over time,as the earths crust moves it copresses the Stone resulting in various egrees of crystallization and hardness.The natural Stone have been chosen for their durability combined with their enduring beauty
Turkey is with a 4000 years old background one of the oldest Marble procuders in the world.Turkey now provides over the half of world's supply in Marble.
It is possible to understand the history of Anatolian civilizations by listening what the Marble is telling us...

Onsite Check

Verified supplier

Bartu Marble | Bartu Mermer Ins. Tur. San. ve Tic. Ltd. Sti | 2000-12-31

Trade Show

MARBLE IZMIR FAIR 2019

2015 Xiamen stone online fair

2015 Turkey stone online fair

Project Show

Hasim Iscan Culture Center 2006

British Commonwealth War Graves Comission 2014