Since 1977About us
Büchner Fertigrasen is located in Alsbach an der Bergstraße. Founded in 1977 by Günther Büchner with a handful of hectares, we have since grown into an industry leader with over 20 employees. In 1995 Thomas Büchner took over the business from his father. Friendly customer service as well as fast and reliable order processing are essential characteristics of our company philosophy. Our family business is always approachable for customers.
Our turf grows on 200 hectares of good natural sandy soil of the Bergstraße. Büchner prefabricated turf is not only in sports facilities, swimming pools and private gardens in the Rhine / Main / Neckar region, because for a long time we also deliver throughout Germany and abroad. Our quality is appreciated in Greece, Italy, Czech Republic, Latvia, Lithuania, Uzbekistan, Switzerland and elsewhere.
Before After
links Günther Büchner | rechts Thomas Büchner
Bergstraßen-Grün
Wir sind das Fertigrasen-Team
Wir liefern überall hin
Und wenn Sie grüne Gärten wollen
Fängt unser Rasen an zu rollen
Von Null auf Grün in ein paar Stunden
Das ist der Vorteil für die Kunden.
Bergastraßen-Grün. ja wer kennt diesen Fertigrasen
Rollrasen-Grün. unterwegs auf vielen Straßen.
Wenn die ersten Frühlingsblumen blühn
Sieht man immer wieder
Fertigrasen durch die Lande ziehn.
Wir sing die Rasenspezialisten
Wir machen Rasen aus den Wüsten
Dünger. Wasser und viel Pflege,
Das braucht das Gras auf seinem Wege
Und jeder Fußballclub träumt ja schon
Von einem wundergrünen Stadion
Bergstraßen-Grün…
(Komponist und Autor: Hartmut Büchner, 1982)
About UsThe price!
There is hardly anything in this world that someone can make a little worse and sell a little cheaper and the person who considers price alone is that person’s lawful prey.
It is unwise to pay too much, but it is unwise to pay too little. When you pay too much you loose a little money that is all. When you pay too little you sometimes loose everything because the thing you bought is incapable of doing the thing for which you bought it. The law of business prohibits paying little and getting a lot.
In taking the lowest bidder you must add something for the risk you take. And if you do this you will have enough money to pay for something better.
John Ruskin
English Social philosopher
1819-1900