LIEBHERR TOWER CRANESBY WASEL

Two Liebherr EC-B and one Liebherr EC-H tower cranes are currently in operation on a housing project in Cologne-Ehrenfeld.

Thomas Schmidt, Head of Tower Cranes at WASEL, was recently proud to report that the company had sold three used top-slewing cranes to the construction company iNTEK in Turkey.

A room with a view in the heart of Berlin will soon be available to the residents of the new apartment building at Uhlandstrasse 107A and 112 in the German capital. Here, the real estate investment company Deutsche Investment Kapitalverwaltung AG is currently building two sustainable residential buildings with a modular timber construction containing a total of 70 housing units.

L1-32 fast-erecting crane handed over to Haupt construction company. Fascinatingly compact, powerful and flexible to use: With the L-series, LIEBHERR offers a functional crane that enables construction companies to operate economically.

Over the next 14 months, a new residential and commercial building will be erected in a prime location on Cologne's shopping mile "Schildergasse". A suitably dimensioned tower crane plays a central role - in the truest sense of the word - in the upcoming structural engineering work by BAUWENS.

The complete WASEL range of products and services for the sale and rental of LIEBHERR tower cranes went online this week in the form of a dedicated website. At www.wasel-turmdrehkrane.de you can now find our portfolio in the areas of new, used and rental cranes. Everything is presented compactly and clearly and can be reached with just a few clicks.

With the K series, LIEBHERR offers lifting technology for small and medium-sized construction sites that require special flexibility and easy transport with high load capacities. A brand-new 34 K tower crane was recently handed over to the Bergheim-based construction company Ruland & Söhne.

The Schöneberg Gasometer was a low-pressure gas container on the former GASAG site that was decommissioned in 1995. After decommissioning and dismantling, only the listed 78-meter-high container framework remained. This is now considered a landmark of Schöneberg.