Turkish Marble Supplier
Burdur Marble supplies premium Turkish marble, travertine and limestone to importers, distributors, contractors and project teams worldwide, for wholesale supply and project sourcing — with hand-selected quality and dependable export from Turkey.
Sourcing & Selection
Every stone is personally evaluated by our team. We reject anything below our standards so that only the best reaches your project.
Custom Solutions & Finishes
Precision cutting for any project dimension, polished, honed, raw or brushed finishes, and precision micro-beveled edge tiles on request.
Packaging & Shipping
We ship worldwide from Turkey, with careful preparation of every block and slab before export loading.
Project Support
From material selection to delivery, our team supports architects, designers and contractors throughout the sourcing process.
B2B Marble Container & Logistics Calculator
Calculate square meters, linear meters, slab weight, and 20ft container loads in real-time.
Based on max 27 Metric Tons limit per 20-foot ocean container.
What is a Linear Meter (lm) & How is it Calculated?
A professional guide to linear meter, surface area, and tonnage calculations for stairs, sills, and skirtings in natural stone
11. What is a Linear Meter (Running Meter)?
In the marble and natural stone industry, linear meter (lm / running meter) is a unit of length used for items with a uniform width, such as stair treads, risers, window sills, plinths/skirtings, copings, and borders. 1 linear meter corresponds to a 1-meter-long piece of stone regardless of its width.
22. Formula: Converting Linear Meters to Square Meters (m²)
To calculate the total surface area of a linear stone element, multiply the total linear length by its width converted to meters:
Calculation Example: 100 linear meters of stair treads with a 30 cm width: 100 × (30 / 100) = 100 × 0.30 = 30.00 m² of surface area.
33. Weight & Tonnage Calculation Formula
To estimate total shipment weight and container logistics, multiply the calculated m² area by thickness and stone density:
Example: 30 m² of 3 cm thick Burdur Beige Marble treads: 30 × 0.03 m × 2,700 kg/m³ = 2,430 kg (2.43 Metric Tons).
44. Architectural Standard Dimensions Reference
55. Architectural Thickness Specification Guide
66. Metric to Imperial Dimensional Reference
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Explore our full collection of Turkish marble, travertine and limestone — 18 natural stone varieties across three categories.
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