Manufacture of concrete paving stone products: floor slabs, stair steps, stelae, special components and facade cladding
Schwab GmbH Betonsteinwerk
71083 HerrenbergNew on Amplifa
About Schwab Betonstein
Schwab GmbH Betonsteinwerk is a medium-sized concrete plant founded in 1960, family-run in the third generation and headquartered in Herrenberg (Baden-Württemberg). The company produces individual products made of concrete paving stone, including garden and floor slabs to DIN EN 1339, concrete steps, stelae and special components to DIN V 18500-1 as well as facade cladding. The raw materials are carefully selected aggregates such as sand, gravel and premium crushed stone as well as colour pigments, which are sourced predominantly from regional suppliers. The product ranges include the surface series Struktur, Kies and Straton® in several colour variants; a large part of the assortment is available with concrete paving stone impregnation. The products are aimed at residential and commercial construction, garden and landscaping as well as public spaces. Distribution takes place exclusively via the building materials trade with regional coverage.
- Site
- Herrenberg
- Processes
- Manufacture of concrete paving stone (floor slabs/garden slabs to DIN EN 1339), Manufacture of concrete steps, stelae and special components to DIN V 18500-1, Facade cladding made of concrete paving stone, Concrete paving stone impregnation, Internal quality monitoring, Dealer search/distribution via building materials trade
- Materials
- Concrete paving stone, Struktur Silver, Struktur Grey, Struktur Jura Yellow, Struktur Sandstone Red, Struktur Black, Kies White, Kies Yellow
- Certificates
- argus CERT BAU, Internal quality monitoring (DIN EN 1339, DIN V 18500-1), Voluntary external monitoring, ISO 9001
- Founded
- 1960
- Industries
- Residential construction/garden and landscaping, Commercial construction, Public spaces, Planning/architecture
- 01
Raw material procurement (regional aggregates, colour pigments)
- 02
Concrete paving stone manufacture
- 03
Internal quality monitoring
- 04
Concrete paving stone impregnation
- 05
Distribution via building materials trade
Materials and Surfaces
Concrete paving stone
Basic material of the assortment made of cement, aggregates and colour pigments according to DIN EN 1339 or DIN V 18500-1.
Struktur (Silver, Grey, Jura Yellow, Sandstone Red, Black)
Surface series for slabs, steps and special components in five colour variants.
Kies (White, Yellow, Grey, Anthracite)
Gravel-bound surface variant in four colour tones.
Straton® (White, Sand, Grey)
Own product line in three colour variants.
Aggregates: sand, gravel, premium crushed stone, colour pigments
Predominantly regionally sourced raw materials of the production.
Concrete paving stone impregnation
Impregnation as surface protection, now available for the majority of the product range.
Locations
Herrenberg
DEConcrete stone plant and headquarters
- Materials
- Concrete paving stone (Struktur, Kies and Straton® series)
Inside the production
Industries
Processes & technical limits
| Processes | Tolerance | Max. part | Weight | Lot size | Materials |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Manufacture of concrete paving stone (floor slabs/garden slabs to DIN EN 1339)Casting | – | – | – | – | Concrete paving stone |
| Manufacture of concrete steps, stelae and special components to DIN V 18500-1Casting | – | – | – | – | Concrete paving stone |
| Facade cladding made of concrete paving stoneCasting | – | – | – | – | Concrete paving stone |
| Concrete paving stone impregnationSurface | – | – | – | – | Concrete paving stone |
Additional services
Quality
Production is controlled to DIN EN 1339 (garden slabs) and DIN V 18500-1 (steps, stelae) through internal quality monitoring. In addition, regular voluntary external monitoring is carried out; the company is certified by argus CERT BAU.
| Evidence | Herrenberg |
|---|---|
| Internal quality monitoring (DIN EN 1339, DIN V 18500-1) | |
| Voluntary external monitoring | |
| argus CERT BAU | |
| ISO 9001 |
History
- 1960
Founding of the concrete stone plant; today family-run in the third generation.