Besides taking down the old, broken plastic roof, a new trapezoidal sheet metal roof was put up here, with a gutter along the eaves.
Category: Metal
Sharpening for chipper blades
Replacing a knife handle
Plastic handle scales go brittle at some point and break. Here’s a forged kitchen knife where I’ve remade these scales in oak. With proper care it’ll last indefinitely…. Linseed oil was used to seal it. Before: After: Kunststoffgriffschalen werden irgendwann spröde und brechen. Hier ein geschmiedetes Kochmesser, bei dem ich diese Schalen mit Eiche nach […]
small modern metal shed for a very nice tenant
Heavy-duty machine cabinet
This heavy-duty machine bench can take a load of around a tonne and was built entirely from leftover materials. The mortiser with its cast-iron table, which has found a home on it, isn’t quite that heavy, mind you. The four 60cm-deep drawers can each be loaded with 50kg too. So plenty of room for lots […]
Beckmann greenhouse on a concrete block plinth
Here we put up a really nice, practical greenhouse from Beckmann. The whole thing sits on a ring foundation with concrete blocks laid on top in a shell limestone finish. The greenhouse has 5 ventilation options and can be kitted out with lots of accessories. In this case the customer went for clear glass on […]
Lattice fence and gates renewed
Roofing of a multi-purpose building with Decra metal sheeting
Conference tables in mild steel and birch plywood
Work tables
Refectory tables with stools
For a very successful Berlin advertising agency, here 2 refectory tables with 12 stools. To match the rest of the furniture design, the materials are mild steel with clear lacquer and birch plywood with linseed oil. It really fits the premises superbly, and the birch, with its grain brought to the fore, is a real […]
modular file trolley, office trolley
Function: The file trolley is built in modules. Workstations that need more space can also stack 4 or 5 modules together, others fewer. The shelves are designed so that folders can be pulled out without having to be lifted over the metal edge that runs round them. The top, however, is designed as a surface […]
Famulus 36
To keep our website interesting and varied, here’s something completely different for once: A Famulus 36, built in 1964, was lovingly restored and slightly modified by one of our neighbours. Not his first project. We were allowed to make a small contribution too and did the welding work to widen the rear mudguards. Let’s see […]














