Yurtbay Rosin Beige 15x90 Texture

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200 x 1.200 Pixel MULTI-TEXTURE CORONA + VRAY Material 10 HD Textures for parquet NO PLUG-IN The archive consists of: 3ds max Corona Render + Fbx 3ds max Vray Render + Fbx Textures Enjoy! Turkish businessman and entrepreneur Zeki Yurtbay, founder of the Yurtbay Group of Companies, began his career in trading at a dry goods shop owned by his father. By age 14, he took over the brick production initiative and successfully managed the task inherited from his father in 1951. Despite losing the brick factory founded in 1955 several times, he persevered and set up new facilities in 1970. Zeki Yurtbay's investments extended beyond Çaycuma, as he became a partner and eventually owner of Delta Brick Factory. The recognition of the Yurtbay Family in the global economy marked its initial step into the ceramics industry with the establishment of the Yurtbay Seramik Eskişehir Plant in 1995. The plant spans over 700 thousand square meters outdoors and 100 thousand square meters indoors, boasting a production capacity of 25 million square meters per year. Export operations are ongoing to 56 countries, with partnerships established with major global and foreign sales chains. Yurtbay's commitment to quality has driven steady growth across the sector. The key to international success lies in "No compromise on quality, the right product and global standards." With reliability as its cornerstone, Yurtbay Seramik is a pioneer in domestic cooperation, operating through 5 regional directorates in Istanbul, Ankara, Adana, Antalya, and Izmir. The company continues to expand its network by increasing store numbers. Yurtbay Seramik's dynamic structure reflects its projects, bringing added value to the industry with aesthetic and eco-friendly solutions. Its brand image is carried forward through innovative designs, solidifying its position in the market. Yurtbay offers a wide range of products including parquet, wood, light-colored laminate, scramble flooring, floorboards, engineering boards, solid wood, trees, wood flooring, nuts, oak, pine, ash, cherry, and alder.