Marble flooring
Floor tiles and slabs in polished, honed, brushed or sandblasted finish, cut to a drawing with thickness and calibration set in the specification.
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02 — Marble & Stone
Turkish marble supplier and exporter for slabs, tiles and finished stone
WorldwideTradeX is an Istanbul-based Turkish marble supplier and exporter. We ship blocks, slabs, tiles and finished pieces such as countertops, stairs and tables from partner producers to distributors, architects and contractors. Send one specification and you receive a quote that states format, finish, packing and terms.
2000Operating since
4 formatsBlocks, slabs, tiles, finished pieces
1 contactFrom brief to quote
About the division
How the marble division works
Türkiye is one of the main natural stone producers: in 2025 marble made up 69.8% and travertine 19.5% of national natural-stone production, and processed products were 68.38% of natural-stone exports (Ministry of Energy and Natural Resources, page updated 30 June 2026).
We work with partner producers rather than selling from one quarry. The division checks your specification against what each plant can make, then returns a single quote. The guides below explain varieties, standards, grades and documents, so you can write a specification that a factory can price.
What we supply
Marble products for export
Every product is made to your dimensions, thickness and finish. Choose a family to read the specification guide.
Wall cladding
Interior and exterior cladding panels cut to specification, with fixing and joint details coordinated. EN 1469 is the usual reference.
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Countertops and sinks
Kitchen, vanity and commercial counters, plus carved basins, produced from approved drawings.
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Stairs, sills and fireplaces
Treads, risers, windowsills and fireplace surrounds cut to size and numbered for site assembly.
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Tables and custom furniture
Dining, meeting and coffee tables and bespoke pieces made to project dimensions and finish.
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Hotel and project packages
Lobby floors, corridor cladding, bathrooms and reception desks kept consistent in shade and finish across several deliveries.
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Built for trade buyers
Distributors and stone dealers
Slabs and tiles for resale, supplied on a common basis so quotes can be compared.
Architects and specifiers
Variety, finish and standard references to write into a specification.
Contractors and fit-out companies
Cut-to-size pieces from approved shop drawings, delivered to the programme.
Hotel and project buyers
Mixed packages with matched shade, mock-ups and phased deliveries.
Key facts
Marble specification at a glance
Standards are named here; test values belong on the producer's datasheet for your stone and lot.
| Topic | What to know |
|---|---|
| Formats | Blocks, slabs, cut-to-size tiles and finished pieces. |
| Quarry regions | Afyon, Muğla, Denizli, Balıkesir, Burdur and Elazığ. |
| Stone families | White and cream, beige, grey and black, coloured stones and onyx, plus travertine. |
| Finishes | Polished, honed, brushed, antique and sandblasted. |
| Test standards | EN 1469 cladding, EN 12058 floors and stairs, EN 12057 modular tiles, EN 1936 density and porosity, EN 13755 water absorption, EN 14231 slip resistance; ASTM C503 for US projects. |
| Grades | A uniform shade, B minor variation and small repairs, C visible movement and wider range. |
| Customs headings | HS 2515 for rough and squared blocks, HS 6802 for worked stone. |
| Packing | A-frames or crates for slabs, palletised cartons for tiles, plywood crates for finished pieces; ISPM 15 applies to wood packaging. |
| Terms | Incoterm and named port stated in every quote: FOB, CIF or DAP. |
How an enquiry works
From brief to quote with one contact
01
Send one brief
Variety, format, thickness, finish, quantity, destination port and the date the site needs the stone.
02
We route it
The marble division checks the specification with the partner producer and confirms availability and packing.
03
You receive a quote
Unit of sale, Incoterm, finish, tolerance and price validity are stated so offers can be compared.
04
One contact to shipment
Samples, pre-loading inspection and documents are coordinated by the same contact.
Buyer guides
Read before you specify
- Turkish marble: varieties, formats and export supply →The full division guide.
- Marble buyer's guide →The import process in ten steps.
- Turkish marble varieties →Colours, origins and typical uses.
- Blocks, slabs and tiles compared →Which format suits which buyer.
- Technical data and test standards →How to read a test report.
- Marble price drivers →Why quotes differ.
- Import documents and customs →HS codes, origin and Incoterms.
FAQ
Questions about Turkish marble supply
Do you supply blocks, slabs, tiles or finished marble products?
All four formats. Blocks and slabs suit processors and fabricators, cut-to-size tiles suit contractors working from drawings, and finished pieces such as tables, sinks and stair sets arrive ready to install. Name the format in your brief, because price basis and packing differ for each.
Which Turkish marble varieties can I specify?
White and cream stones such as Afyon White and Sugar, beiges such as Ottoman Beige and Active Beige, greys and blacks such as Tundra Grey and Alexander Black, and coloured stones such as Elazığ Cherry and onyx. A name does not guarantee appearance, so approve a sample from the batch.
Which standards does Turkish marble follow?
European standards are the usual reference: EN 1469 for cladding, EN 12058 for floors and stairs, EN 12057 for modular tiles, EN 1936 and EN 13755 for density and absorption. ASTM C503 is used on US projects. The values come from the producer's datasheet for your stone.
How much does Turkish marble cost?
There is no single price per square metre. Variety, grade, thickness, finish, format, packing, Incoterm and order size all move the price, so quotes are only comparable when those are held constant. Send the specification and we quote on that basis.
What do you need from me to quote?
The product and acceptable alternatives, format and thickness, finish, quantity, destination port, target date and any standard or inspection requirement. Add site limits such as maximum piece weight or access, and attach drawings if you have them.
How is marble packed for export?
Slabs travel on A-frames or in bundled crates with separators, tiles in cartons on pallets with corner protection, and finished pieces in foam-lined plywood crates labelled to match the assembly drawing. Wood packaging should comply with ISPM 15.
Which documents come with a marble shipment?
A commercial invoice, packing list, transport document, proof of origin and the relevant test reports. Customs classification depends on the stone: HS 2515 for rough or squared blocks and slabs, HS 6802 for worked stone.
Can colour be kept consistent across a large order?
Yes, by tying the order to one block or a small set of blocks and agreeing a shade tolerance in the contract. Bookmatching for feature walls is planned from slab pairs before cutting starts.
Get started
Planning a marble or natural stone project?
Send the variety, format, thickness, finish, quantity and destination. We route it and come back with a quote.