We are Franken-Schotter.
With more than 450 employees, Franken-Schotter produces and delivers around 2 mio tonnes of natural stone products each year – from finished products such as sophisticated wall claddings, floor, tiles, stairs, gardening products, massive stone works and gabions to slabs, blocks and gravel materials.
We live natural stone.
Our natural stones are Dietfurt Jura Limestone, Jura Limestone and Dietfurt Dolomite that we extract only from our own quarries.
We own and operate four quarries with a total mining area of more than 260 ha. We operate three natural stone factories, equipped with cutting edge technology from leading manufacturers.
We export to more than 50 countries world-wide which makes up about 60 % of our business.
With different shapes, colors and textures, whatever your desire or vision, we have
something for you. From flooring to wall cladding and anything for your garden.
5
Sites
450
Employees
60 %
Export
We have history.
When five individual companies merged to form Franken-Schotter in 1970 they knew that only a powerful, quality-oriented company will be successful in the market. So they decided to open new quarries and to built new production sites.
Short ways, modern technology, powerful logistics and last but not least outstanding quality has made Franken-Schotter a leading and competent supplier of natural stone products.
Year | Milestone |
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1970 | Merger of five individual companies to form Franken-Schotter. Historical quarries and gravel plants are closed. |
1972 | Start-up of new gravel plant in Dietfurt |
1975 | Quarrying of the first limestone blocks in the quarry of Dietfurt |
1982 | Start-up of new asphalting plant in Dietfurt |
1989 | Start of natural stone production in the Petersbuch plant |
2002 | Production start for RAWE stonebox system |
2004 | Opening of quarry Kaldorf |
2005 | Start of natural stone production in the Wegscheid plant |
2006 | Start-up of new asphalting plant in Roth |
2013 | Start-up of new slab production in the Petersbuch plant |
2014 | Start-up of the new block processing in the Petersbuch plant |