Organizing logistics

Delivery of building materials

We deliver in the most environmentally and human friendly way possible and make delivery costs transparent.

Buying construction materials a Lehm-Laden is uncomplicated for you. Depending on the quantity and type of products, we have ideally suited logistics.

The delivery costs for the products you buy in the loam shop are displayed in the shopping cart.

Building materials are mostly delivered directly from the manufacturers. Transport from the manufacturer to our warehouse and on to the customer is long and energy-intensive. Since your order is shipped from different locations, delivery times can be kept short and transport energy low.

This is where transport with intelligent logistics comes into play. In the general cargo sector, you can choose between a comfort delivery, where individual pallets are also delivered by truck with a truck-mounted forklift, and an express delivery, where the delivery is made by a classic general cargo forwarder. Larger orders can be delivered with a building material truck, which is equipped with an unloading device as standard. Here we also pay attention to a good capacity utilisation and few empty runs. 

We always try to achieve the best possible delivery price for you, but we take strict care not to push prices too low - you know: that is always at the expense of the general public. And it's a truism, but true: it's in the nature of things that transporting heavy building materials is complex and therefore expensive. Online shops that offer this too cheaply or even free of charge have to subsidise the shipping with income from other sources.

A few more words about the "external values" of our packages: We design the packaging of our goods to be as sustainable as currently possible, as we are aware of how energy-intensive shipping by parcel service is. The cardboard boxes are made of a special mixed material: They consist of 30% grass fibres and 70% recycled paper. Since grass grows back quickly, the energy required for the fresh fibres can be kept at an extremely low level. The filling material used is made of pure recycled paper, the adhesive tape is made of paper and an adhesive made of potato starch. The only small snag: thin sinusoidal threads made of plastic that run through the adhesive tape to improve stability.