Tenders Are Invited For Plastering Work – Renovation Of The Former Monastery Complex With The Abbey Church Of St. Michael - Drywall, Plastering And Painting Work, Toilet

Plastering Work – Renovation Of The Former Monastery Complex With The Abbey Church Of St. Michael - Drywall, Plastering And Painting Work, Toilet. For The Expected Flow Of Visitors After The Opening Of The Abbey Church, A Modern, Barrier-Free Toilet Facility Is To Be Created. For The Realization Of This, The Unused Rooms Of The Former Student Association In The Basement Of The Gate Wing Are Considered Particularly Useful Due To Their Central Location In The Access Area Of The Monastery Complex. For The New Visitor Center At Michaelsberg Monastery Planned In The Future, A Central Entrance Will Be Created, Which Is Located In The Basement Of The Gate Wing And Thus In The Direct Access Area To The Monastery Complex Lies. Via A Spacious, Arched Gate In The Middle Of The Gate Wing, The Visitor First Enters An Anteroom, From Which The New Public Toilet Facility Can Be Reached Barrier-Free On The Right. An Automatic Glass Sliding Door System, Which Is Placed Behind The Gate System, Provides Climatic Separation. By Restoring A Former, Currently Bricked-Up Passage In The Northern Hallway Wall, The Connection To The Small Vaulted Hall Adjacent To The North, Which Is Three Bays Wide And Three Naves Deep, Has Been Achieved And Was Formerly Used As A Residence For The Student Association. The Public Toilet Facility Is Now Integrated Into This, With Both The Barrier-Free Toilet Directly In The Access Area And The Womens And Mens Toilets In The Rear Area, Each Occupying Three Bays, Being Reached Via An Access Zone That Takes Up Two Vaults. The Partitions And Installation Walls That Separate The Different Sections From One Another Are Always Arranged In The Top Of The Vault. The Service Area Of ​​Drywall, Plastering And Painting Work Includes: - The Construction Of Installation Walls, Room Partitions And Facing Shells. The Planking In Damp Rooms Is Carried Out With Gkbi, In All Rooms Without Moisture Exposure With Gkb. The Substructure Is Designed As A Metal Substructure. - The Base Plaster Of The Outer Wall Surfaces Of The Toilet, Entrance Area And Ticketing Area Is Replaced In Heavily Damp Areas Up To A Height Of 50 Cm. - The Wall Surfaces In Rooms 021-021C Will Receive A Revision Of The Existing Plaster With Thin-Layer Lime Plaster As A Fine Felt Plaster If No Ceramic Top Coverings Are Planned - The Drywall Walls Will Be Plastered With Thin-Layer Lime Plaster As A Fine Felt Plaster If No Ceramic Top Coverings Are Planned. - The Two Southern Natural Stone Pillars In Room 021 Will Be Plastered Due To Their Condition. Leave The Natural Stone Visible In The Toilets Like The Two Northern Pillars. - Finally, All Lime Plaster Surfaces Are Painted With A Silicate Paint.