Flexible structural protection with a temporary cassette roof solution

The Cistercian monastery Rechentshofen is located to the south east of Hohenhaslach, a town in Germany’s Stuttgart metropolitan area. The monastery was constructed around the year 1240, when the Gothic period began to shape local architecture. Today, the entire breathtaking ensemble of buildings is under heritage protection and is currently undergoing extensive renovations to make space for a generous equestrian centre. The coming months will see the experts start work on the dilapidated old blacksmith building located on the property. 

A job for genuine scaffolding pioneers in Wiesbaden-Naurod

Marcus Nachbauer, Managing Director of Eugen Nachbauer Gerüstbau GmbH & Co. KG, received a phone call at an unusual moment – before a project had even been put out to tender. That’s because the stonemasons, plasterers, roofers and carpenters who would be renovating the outside of the Protestant Church in the Wiesbaden suburb of Naurod couldn’t be contracted until the church had found a scaffolding company with the expertise to overcome the technical challenges of scaffolding this unusual building.

Safety, flexibility and efficiency are what count on the building site

The “construction professionals” at Karl Köhler GmbH deliver efficient solutions in diverse projects in civil engineering based on three generations of experience. Concrete plays an important role in these projects and it’s safe to say that, over the years, it has become one of the company’s specialisations.