Entry point via the precast concrete balcony

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The distinctive company logo, around 2 m high and made of concrete, is located at the entrance to the company premises

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The storage area for turned balconies: Weber Betonwerk produces around 3,000 balconies annually

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The staircase shelving on the company premises

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In plant 4 precast floor slabs and double walls are produced on a circulation system from Vollert

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View of plant 3, where among other things, the prefabricated balconies are produced

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The wooden formwork for balconies and other prefabricated components is created with great precision in the company’s large joiner’s workshop

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Filled balcony formwork with Isokorb elements from Schöck

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Order as a basic principle: So that large orders can be processed rapidly and reliably, embedded parts and Isokorb elements from Schöck are stored neatly arranged

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28,500 m² precast floor slab? No problem for Weber Betonwerk. The company from Ippesheim delivers any and all prefabricated components for residential and commercial building construction at small and large construction sites. However, Weber Betonwerk can also build individual, for example customized balconies. The Franconians are now investing an amount of some million Euros in their future.

The size of the company premises, of the open depot with the prefabricated components stacked and ready for transport, the number and size of the production halls, all of this makes an impression on visitors. At Weber Betonwerk GmbH it would seem they are not content to just twiddle their thumbs.

The plant in Ippesheim supplies the larger German and international construction companies with all manner of precast concrete components for the construction of residential and commercial buildings. Among their clients are Züblin, Leonhard Weiss, Adolf Lupp, Bilfinger and Ten Brinke. References...