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And suddenly it was there: the waste paper bin for every household. Mostly with a red lid, or completely colored red. The collection from the house as a convenience idea is certainly a good approach, but what now happens to the 2, 3, or even 4 waste containers that now "decorate" our driveway, garage, or garden?
We are celebrating the cooperation with a well-known Austrian developer serving the entire west, including Salzburg, Tyrol, as well as parts of Styria. The outfitting of all built terraced houses as well as multi-family houses with BIO Stefan Mülltonnenboxen is promoted and raises both the visual and qualitative standards of modern residential architecture and urban areas.
But what if one, and of course woman, absolutely does not want to do without the warm and noble wood look? Don't despair, ask BIO Stefan: From now on and on trend, metal frame in RAL7016 with claddings in Styrian oak. Already wonderful to look at in the pictures, not comparable to the view in real life. In the showroom, the panel does NOT pass the knock test as a wooden part, yet it appears to every single test subject like real wood and would always have to undergo the tactile test.
There are claims that say we humans need about 90 seconds to form an opinion about others. Allegedly, we are often right in doing so. But if we're honest, we first judge the people we meet by their appearance. Anyone who claims that appearance doesn't matter to them, I suspect is lying.
We are all aware of the key importance of a well-maintained front view, as it contributes to improving the appearance of the house and also makes arriving home a daily pleasant experience.
How astonishingly simple the care and maintenance of BIO Stefan Mülltonnenboxen can be is demonstrated by the best pretreatment to achieve the ultimate corrosion protection.
Due to significant price increases in raw materials (steel), as well as energy and diesel prices, the suppliers have unfortunately raised their prices considerably.
At the same time, the zinc price for hot-dip galvanizing according to DIN EN ISO 1461 has also risen sharply.
