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Informations !
New Extruder
In May 2026,
We are modernizing our production facilities by replacing our long-standing molding machine—in service for over 40 years—with a new-generation extruder. This equipment is better suited to our production capacity and our clients' quality requirements, enabling us to support business growth while preserving our traditional craftsmanship.
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ROBOTIZATION PALLETIZATION SITE
AUGUST 2025!!!
Project completed! La Tuilerie Lambert is taking a new step in its modernization process.
The robotized destacking and palletizing project is now operational.
At Tuilerie Lambert, we have redesigned our pallets to offer you even more comfort and convenience.
Mini-bundles, beams, and strapped layers: pallets are now better structured.
Lighter: for easier handling.
More stable: for safe transport and storage.
Stackable: a real space saver on your construction sites and in your warehouses.
And that's not all: 5 free tiles per pallet!
With this new packaging, you gain in efficiency, safety... and benefits. Because at Tuilerie Lambert, we believe your construction sites deserve the best.
A big thank you to all the teams and partners including CLEIA for robotization and OUVRAGE BTP for civil engineering.
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continuity of the “Mixing and grinding of clays” line
July 2024
Phase 2 Complete New civil engineering work in the existing building to accommodate new machinery.
New dosing unit, preparation unit, and finishing unit: continuation of the "Clay Mixing and Grinding" line.
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New clay mixing and grinding line
December 2023: 2nd project
phase N°1 completed!!
Construction of a new building for our new “Clay mixing and grinding” line
New conveyors as well as new crushers to optimize our clay mixing and a suspension bridge to facilitate machine maintenance.
Phase N°2 coming in July 2024!!!
Partnership with the companies Ouvrage BTP, Labbé TP, BEA, CLEIA, Delage system.
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Optimization of our tile dryer
August 2023: Optimization of our tile dryer in order to save energy (to date 33% less gas) and be able to dry our products better.
Project realized thanks to a grant generated by the Nouvelle-Aquitaine Region
A big thank you to the company CLEIA and the boilermaking SOUMAGNE, for their quality work.
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1ST PROJECT
At the beginning of 2023, the 1st internal project is completed at the Tuilerie Lambert:
Modernization of our tile storage. Restructuring and expansion in order to store more quantity and facilitate the passage of trucks.
Saving time and space for everyone!
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Roof of our premises
After the modernization of our site, and the panels at the entrance to the Tuilerie, we contacted the company LV Batiment for the restructuring of the roof of our administrative premises.
The roof has therefore been redone thanks to our Val des Charentes color abutment channel tiles and Red hook channel tiles.
Thanks again to the LV Batiment Company for the great work done!
Discover in pictures the result.
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Roof of our premises
New panels, new displays!
At the beginning of June 2022, we gave the Tuilerie a facelift! When you arrive you will find that all of our notice boards and displays have been given a makeover.
Thanks to Imprimerie Joulé for that !
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New displays
Information ! May 2022
We wish to clarify that "Tuiles Lambert" and "Lambert céramiques" are homonyms of the “Tuilerie Lambert”. Moreover, the “Tuilerie Lambert” is a family business that does not manufacture mechanical tiles but only traditional Roman tiles.
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The packaging of our pallets is changing! November 2017
We inform you that the number of tiles per pallet will change.
This new packaging will facilitate pallet handling and reduce the risk of breakage.
All technical documents will be updated soon.
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A roof idea!
We wanted to renovate our offices in an original way and to show you the range of possibilities (colors, shapes, etc.) that you have by laying a Roman tile on your house.
What do you think ?
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