Working in a large Arlon-region property means generous volumes and rooted geographic specifics. When the heirs mandated us for a vast bourgeois house at the Grand Duchy's gates, the survey highlighted one local particularity: omnipresent massive-timber furniture and heating stocks piled for harsh Gaume winters.
In this rural, forested layout, handling demands stamina and flawless organisation.
The real challenge: heavy loads and packed outbuildings
- Timber structures: old Ardennes wardrobes, carved sideboards and farm tables to bring down carefully.
- Annex and barn: farm tools, tangled cordwood and rusted scrap.
- Sorting: separating heritage value from recyclable bulky items.
⚠️ Massive timber is never forced
Forcing an Ardennes wardrobe through too-tight framing splits furniture and door. Partly dismantling costs an hour and saves both.
Our approach on site
- Outbuilding zoning: barn and sheds first to free manoeuvre and loading room.
- Dismantling and protection: most imposing furniture partly dismantled to preserve frames and ease passage.
- Rigorous selective sorting: approved Luxembourg parks, timber recovery and metal recycling.
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The result
The estate was fully freed, cellar to attic via outbuildings, offering impeccable spaces. From dense city centres to large country houses, the method stays the same.
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