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PRESS ARCHIVETilting the odds in your favour8/27/2010
Racy Job for Layher8/16/2010
Layher – Noise Protection during Demolition Works7/19/2010
Layher builds a bridge6/11/2010
High load-bearing capacity – new applications: the Allround Bridging System from Layher6/10/2010
Layher: Record-breaking!5/29/2010
Sweden bets on Layher for the 2010 Eurovision Song Contest5/28/2010
Innovative ideas for scaffolding construction – Layher at Bauma 20104/29/2010
Layher successful at the prolight + sound 20104/1/2010A keen professional audience: From 24th until 27th March 2010, the Layher team presented the latest developments for customers in the stage and stand construction sector on the occasion of the world-wide leading trade fair for the event industry. more informationLayher sheds Light on the Dark3/31/2010
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A roof as a platform, a scaffold which is not straight, and a bed of Teflon: The scaffolding construction for corrosion protection measures at the pylon of the Rhine Bridge in Speyer is an example of lateral thinking which literally tilts the odds for the company Feig Gerüstbau in Seewald – using Layher products.
Layher bridges a racetrack: At this year’s charity event “The International Racing Festival”, Layher-partner VMC Pitzner successfully used the innovative Allround bridging system for constructing a pedestrian bridge.
Protection for the tenants of a business centre: A dust and noise protection wall made of Layher Protect System shields the tenants of the neighbouring building effectively against noise and dust during the demolition works of the legendary “Canstatt Curve”.
With the new development “Allround bridging system” Layher offers the optimal solution for the construction of a more than a hundred metres long pedestrian crossing with free spanned bridge elements of 31 metres. Another innovative product that expands the field of application of the Allround scaffolding.
Better use of material means more efficiency in scaffolding construction. That's why Layher is always looking for new applications for its scaffolding systems. The newly developed Allround Bridging System not only permits an enormous increase in the load-bearing capacity of Allround structures, but also allows Allround equipment to be used for even more applications. A big success at this year’s Bauma.
Layher makes great leaps possible: While trying to set up a new world record in Paris, the famous French extreme athlete Taïg Khris jumps with roller blades from the Eiffel Tower onto a 30 metres high ramp – made of Layher Allround Scaffolding.
Twelve points for Eibensbach: In Sandviken, Layher customer „Yellow Line“ erected in the Göransson Arena a temporary grandstand for the Swedish qualification competition for the Eurovision Song Contest. Ideal for this application: the “Arena in the system EV86/33“ of Wilhelm Layher GmbH & Co. KG.
Together more success. This is the motto the Layher team chose for this year's Bauma, to once again present a wealth of new products intended to make scaffolding construction even easier, even faster and even safer, while opening up new fields of business for Layher's clients. As a result, Wilhelm Layher GmbH & Co. KG has confirmed its reputation as leading innovator.
At night, rail travellers from Munich to Stuttgart since recently can enjoy an uncommon sight. Near Burgau in the Swabian administrative district Günzburg there is a tower shining at them. Sometimes red, sometimes green, sometimes even blue.