Antibacterial Advantage and Long-Term Value Introduction: A Critical Decision in Material Selection

A Critical Decision in Material Selection
Marble consumption has declined in the Turkish construction sector, particularly in the last five years, as contractors have focused on cost-consciously turning to ceramic materials. However, with the rise of urban transformation processes, choosing materials that will enhance the long-term value, aesthetics, and healthy living standards of projects has become more critical than ever. At Velora Mining, with our Product Diversity and Customer Focus principles, we examine why marble is not only an aesthetic choice but also a strategic one for your projects.

1. The Health and Hygiene Difference: The Antibacterial Power of Marble
In today’s residential projects, hygiene is no longer a luxury but a fundamental expectation. Marble has a unique advantage over ceramics in this regard:

Natural Antibacterial Surface: Although marble is an antibacterial material, its value is not sufficiently recognized in Türkiye. Marble’s natural structure makes it difficult for bacteria and microorganisms to adhere to and multiply on the surface.

Ceramics and Grout Problems: The joints inevitably used in ceramic applications can retain moisture and harbor bacteria over time. With marble slabs, this need for grouting is minimized.

2. Timeless Value: Aesthetics and Durability
Ceramics are products that change with trends and can feel dated over time. Marble, on the other hand, is an investment.

Enduring Perception of Luxury: Marble has witnessed the splendor of ancient civilizations and has always been an indispensable element of art and architecture. The value and perceived luxury of a home made of marble is much higher than a home made of ceramic, and it maintains this value over time.

Repairability: Even if scratched or stained, marble can be repolished and restored to its former glory. Ceramic, on the other hand, typically requires replacement when cracked or damaged.

3. More Than Project Cost: Long-Term Profitability
While cost is often considered the primary reason contractors prefer to use stepped-grid-type products and ceramic materials, marble maintains its cost-effectiveness in the long run.

Cost-Benefit Balance: Marble may have a higher initial unit price, but its durability, longevity, and contribution to the home’s market value make it a more profitable investment in the long run.

Velora’s Solution-Focused Approach: We prioritize providing our customers with the most suitable solutions, considering the impact of product size differences on unit costs. Our tailored solutions for mass housing projects and fast turnaround times reduce procurement risks and costs.

Choose Quality Processed with Confidence with Velora
The use of marble in urban transformation and new housing projects is a significant factor that is expected to grow in the domestic market. As Velora Mining, we play an ethical, innovative, and pioneering role in our industry, offering our customers high-quality products that add aesthetic and lasting value.

Choose an investment that lasts, not just a temporary trend, for your projects. Discover Velora’s premium-quality marble slabs and custom-sized products to enhance the value of your homes with the antibacterial benefits and superior aesthetics of marble.