transport of gravel France

... cover an area of 19 hectares. The uniqueness of the vineyard lies in the fact that it has been acquired over generations, dividing it into more than twenty plots scattered throughout the municipality of Saint-Estèphe, making it very representative of the appellation. Three-quarters of the plots are located in areas of deep gravel and deserve the term "Haut Vignoble." The remaining quarter provides a happy complement with its clay-limestone soils.

...lifting, and distribution of concrete can be used for hydroelectric projects, embankment of containment dikes, natural pools, gravel in riverbeds, backfilling of peripheral walls or slopes, etc. Distribution of concrete under low ceilings (minimum 4.8 m) such as industrial buildings, subway stations, TGV tunnels, etc. Covering plates or joints in the construction of ponds. Covering deposits or collectors. Spreading concrete on slabs in construction. Spreading concrete on park footings.