2026 Wholesale Copper Catalogue
The 2026 catalogue
Eighty-seven pages of handmade Turkish copper — cookware, drinkware, serving, storage and decorative pieces. Every item carries its own code, its dimensions, its weight and, where it holds liquid, its capacity. Open it in the browser or download the PDF; neither asks you for anything first.
The BakırBul wholesale catalogue is a product reference for buyers, not a shop window. It lists the pieces we carry with their dimensions, sheet thickness, finishes and packing units, so a buyer can build an order line by line. Prices are not printed in it; the price list is issued separately against a request.
What is inside
The catalogue is organised the way an order is placed, not the way a shop is browsed.
Five groups
Cookware, drinkware, serving and presentation, storage, and decorative pieces. A buyer who needs pots, cups, trays and candle holders in one shipment does not have to source them from four suppliers.
A code for every variant
The last digit of the code is the finish: -1 red copper, -2 nickel, -3 oxidised, -4 brushed, -6 tinned. The same shape can be ordered in any of them. Quote the full code and there is nothing left to interpret.
Technical data, not adjectives
Diameter, height, weight, capacity. Weight matters: a copper piece can look identical to another and be twenty per cent lighter, and that is where quality is quietly lost.
An extended range
The last section holds models produced to order rather than carried as standard. They are in the catalogue because the range is what we can supply, not only what is on a shelf.
Why there are no prices printed in it
Copper moves with the metal market and with the exchange rate, and the price of a piece also depends on the quantity you order and the finish you choose. A figure printed in a catalogue is out of date within weeks, and a buyer who plans against a stale number is being misled rather than served.
So we quote instead. Send the codes and the quantity per code and you get a firm quotation in EUR or USD, EXW Kahramanmaraş, valid for a stated period. It is the same catalogue, priced against your actual order.
Get the price list
Fill in the form and the priced edition of this catalogue arrives in your inbox straight away — the same 87 pages with EUR and USD next to every code. Prices are EXW Kahramanmaraş and exclude transport, insurance and duties.
If you already know what you need, put the codes and the quantity per code in the message field and we will reply with a firm quotation instead of a list.
Questions buyers ask before they order
Is there a minimum order quantity?
There is no published figure. It depends on what you are ordering — a pallet of one small item and a mixed order of large bodies are not the same problem. Send your list and we will tell you straight away whether it works.
Can we have our own brand on the pieces?
Yes. We apply customer branding on bulk orders from 100 pieces per model upwards. Tell us how the mark should be applied and where it should sit on the piece and we will confirm what is possible on that form.
Does copper cookware work on an induction hob?
No. Copper is not ferromagnetic, so it does not work on induction. An interface disc between hob and pan works but adds cost and changes the feel of the piece. For induction kitchens we would rather position copper for serving and presentation. We raise this before an order, not after.
Do you hold a food-contact test report?
Not at present. If your market requires one, tell us at the start — testing can be arranged, but it has to be planned into the timeline and costed rather than discovered at the border.
Can you ship the order?
We do not have a contracted freight forwarder, and most buyers arrange their own transport because it gives them a better rate. If you prefer, we can prepare the Turkish-side export documentation as a paid service. The customs declaration in the destination country stays on your side, since only a party established there can file it.
Is something missing from the catalogue?
The catalogue is not the limit. Where the quantity justifies it we have new tooling made and produce a model that is not in the range — see custom production.
How to read a catalogue entry
Every entry carries a code, and the code is the thing to quote back to us. It identifies the body and the variant, so a piece ordered eighteen months from now is the piece you already have rather than something close to it. When buyers order by description instead of by code, the mismatch usually appears at the second order rather than the first, which is the worst moment for it.
Alongside the code, the entries carry the dimensions and the technical data that decide whether a piece works for you: diameter, height, capacity where it applies, wall gauge, production method and finish. Those are the fields worth comparing across suppliers, and they are the fields most catalogues quietly omit.
Building a first order
Buyers who send a list of codes get a fast quotation. Buyers who describe their use get a better one. If you are opening a venue, tell us the covers, the service style and your hob type and let us propose the list; if you are stocking a shop, tell us the price points you sell at and the shelf you are filling.
A first order works best when it is deliberately narrow: a small number of bodies in one or two finishes, in the quantities you can actually sell or serve, with the visible pieces matched. Wide, thin first orders look like good coverage and behave badly — nothing reorders cleanly and the set drifts. The segment pages are the fastest route in: restaurants and hotels, trays, plates, pitchers and bowls, and mugs, cups and goblets.
When the catalogue does not have it
The catalogue is a starting point rather than a boundary. If the size, the form or the finish you need is not in it, our partner produces made-to-drawing work, and where the quantity justifies it new tooling is commissioned for a shape that has never been made. Send a sketch, a dimension, or a sample of what you have been buying elsewhere.
The two limits we state in advance: we will not copy another company’s protected design, and we will not leave a surface that meets food without its tin lining because a drawing omitted it. Everything else is a question of quantity and time — see custom and private label production.
Before you order from it
Two things are worth reading alongside the catalogue. If any of the pieces will meet food, is copper cookware safe explains the tin lining, how to check it and what wears it. And if you are comparing us with suppliers in other countries, sourcing copper cookware sets out the four specification checks that predict quality regardless of origin, including where another origin is the better answer.
Send us your list
Codes and quantity per code is enough to start. We come back with availability, lead time and a firm quotation.