A 1
Facade scaffolds
Working and protective scaffold on the facade, lift by lift up to the eaves, with an access bay.
Hückelhoven, Heinsberg district
Anton Muckel Gerüstbau erects facade, room and modular scaffolds. We survey the building, work the structure out in bays and put it up so that every trade can reach its work without a detour.

Own photograph from hall and exhibition work
On the grid
A1 Facade scaffold
A2 Room scaffold
B1 Modular scaffold
B2 Heavy duty
Call us, or write a line about what you need.
Bay B
Every bay is a component from the same system. What the building asks for is what gets assembled.
A 1
Working and protective scaffold on the facade, lift by lift up to the eaves, with an access bay.
B 1
Area scaffold indoors, for ceilings, halls and everything that cannot be reached from the floor.
C 1
System scaffold with a rosette node, for floor plans that are anything but a clean rectangle.
D 1
A suspended working level for places where no base can be set down below.
A 2
Rolling scaffold for short jobs and work positions that move through the building.
B 2
Load bearing structures and propping for work where more than people and tools has to be carried.
C 2
Scaffolding for plant and operational areas, worked around production that keeps running.
D 2
Weather protection over the site: a roof on the scaffold instead of a sheet in the wind.
Bay C
Not every job fits a standard bay. For the rest there are special structures, and the plant to put them up.
C01
Where the plan, the load or the access is out of the ordinary, the structure is worked out for that building.
C02
Stages, stands and structures for events, indoors and in the open.
C03
Stair tower units as access, and escape stairs for the construction sequence.
C04
Hire of hoists, with and without passenger carriage.
C05
Telescopic handlers with various attachments for material nobody wants to carry.
C06
Lorry with loading crane and container body for delivery and collection.
Is your job out of the ordinary?
Discuss a special caseBay D
The sequence, in this order. What falls between the steps is agreed, not guessed.
We look at the building in Hückelhoven, take measurements and settle access, ground and traffic areas.
You receive a quotation covering erection, standing time and dismantling, broken down by bays.
The scaffold is erected, tied in and handed over. From then on the trades have their working level.
Alterations during the build are agreed as they come up. On the agreed date it comes down and the area is cleared.
Bay E
These photographs come from the build up of exhibition stands and hall structures. They show the company at work, not projects in Hückelhoven.





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Does something in Hückelhoven need scaffolding?
Request a site surveyBay F
Write a line about what has to be erected and where. We will get back to you and arrange the survey.
Bay G
The company is based in Linnich. Hückelhoven with its districts and the neighbouring towns in the Heinsberg district are part of the usual working area.
G01
G02
Is your building just outside the list? Ask anyway.
Rather settle it on the telephone?
Request a call backBay H
The questions that come up before every survey.
It depends on area, height, standing time and access. An honest figure exists only after the survey, and then it holds.
We agree the date after the survey, against your construction programme. Tell us in the enquiry when the scaffold is needed.
Yes. A family house with a new roof is as much a job as a hall.
Yes. Room, modular and industrial scaffolds as well as stage building are part of the programme. The photographs on this page come from work of that kind.
Hoists with and without passenger carriage, telehandlers with attachments and a lorry with loading crane and container body are available for hire.
Yes. Hückelhoven, Ratheim, Baal, Hilfarth and the other districts are part of the usual working area.