Tundra grey marble is a type of marble that takes its name from the tundra regions of Alaska. Tundra refers to vast open areas with glaciers, permafrost, and low vegetation cover, commonly found in high latitudes and cold climate regions.
Tundra grey marble is a natural stone extracted from marble quarries in these tundra regions. Turkey (Türkiye/Isparta) and Alaska are among the countries where these marble sources are located. This marble is naturally produced.
Tundra gray marble typically presents itself in gray color with white veins. Marble is a naturally occurring rock formed by the combination of various minerals, similar to limestone. Tundra gray marble is used in numerous interior and exterior applications due to its unique pattern and durability. It is particularly preferred for applications such as kitchen countertops, bathroom countertops, floor coverings, and wall claddings.