Shandian
Karamanlı, one of the strongest representatives of the Burdur beige school, is an extremely widely used marble that incorporates dark beige tones. With its dark beige tone and veined structure, Karamanlı Beige attracts attention in every area where it is used. Its durability and affordable cost make it the preferred choice for large-scale projects such as shopping malls, hotels, and hospitals. In addition to its use in any area where marble is used, it is also seeing increasing demand in furniture and accessory design. It is produced in blocks and slabs, and can also be cut to size. It is a natural stone that can be treated with honed, brushed, and other surface finishes.
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