Tenders Are Invited For Joinery Work – Haus Cleff Carpentry Work Stairs

Joinery Work – Haus Cleff Carpentry Work Stairs. Haus Cleff Was Built In 1778 By The Hilger Merchant Brothers In The Rococo Style. The Free-Standing Building, On The Grounds Of The German Tool Museum, Is A 3-Story Residential Building With A Semi-Basement And Two Unused Attic And Loft. The House Was Built In Timber Frame Construction With Clay Fillings, Elaborately Decorated Slate Facades And A Slate Roof. All Sides Of The Facade, Especially The West Facade Facing The Street, Are Decorated With Detailed Woodwork. The Building Has Been A Listed Building Since 1980. The Renovation Of The Roof And Compartments And The Dismantling Of Modern Measures Including Tga Inside The Building Were Carried Out And Completed In Advance. The Interior Work Begins With Strengthening The Wooden Beam Ceilings And Restoring The Wooden Structure, Restoring The Ceilings And Walls In The Clay Building And All The Necessary Carpentry Work (Doors, Wall Coverings, Floor Coverings And Fixtures). The Cover Pattern Of The Interior Rooms, Which Is Presumably From The Time Of Construction, Should Be Restored. The Technical Expansion As Part Of The Conversion Will Be Completely Renewed.