QUARRY OF OAKSANDANCETTE WEBSITESAINT JULIEN SITECONTACT The Quarry of Oaks For more than 50 years, the company Carrière des Chênes has operated two sites for the extraction and processing of materials. A silico-limestone alluvium quarry, trade name Carrière des Chênes, producing 300,000 tonnes per year of rolled and crushed materials in Andancette (26), near the A7 between Lyon and Valence authorized by prefectural decree until 2034 . A massive basaltic rock quarry, trade name the basalts of the Ardèche (07), producing 50 000 tonnes per year of materials Saint-Julien-Boutières, in the hills north of the Ardèche, between Le Cheylard and Saint-Agrève authorized by prefectural decree until 2025. These two units produce both raw materials and elaborate materials such as: sands, gravel, gravel and are intended for a wide audience: construction companies, industries producing construction materials (asphalt plants, ready-mixed concrete plants jobs and prefabrication factories), communities, companies creating landscaping, individuals ... © Carrière des Chênes 2014 | Legal Notice | Credits Eiffage Infrastructures

Home | Quarry of Oaks Site plan Contact Print Reduce Increase Research: QUARRY OF OAKS ANDANCETTE WEBSITE SAINT JULIEN SITE CONTACT Presentation Locations Operation Trades Materials Quality Environment Quarry of Oaks Carrière des Chênes is a subsidiary of Eiffage Route. Eiffage Route operates some 120 quarries in France, Spain and Portugal, either directly or jointly, which corresponds to an annual production of 21 million tonnes of materials. In France, it ranks sixth among aggregates producers. Significant efforts have been made for many years to integrate quarries into their environment and promote biodiversity. The redeveloped quarries become agricultural land, recreation bases, wetlands, so many places favorable to the redevelopment of the territory and the development of species. All Eiffage Route quarries producing more than 200,000 tonnes of aggregates per year are ISO 14001 certified. © Carrière des Chênes 2014 | Legal Notice | Credits Eiffage Infrastructures