“So what’s next? “ -As we would say in Ruhr Area

Now, it is not uncommon that the machinery is not located on the site that had been given to us and, in general, this poses no problem to us.

But if the machines are waiting for us there not cleaned, freely and on the ground level, as it had been advertised to us, but rather covered with tarpaulins, placed among busy, working under time-pressure workers (who wouldn’t show any understanding for our work); and then on top of that the machines would have to be transported through far too narrow, freshly-renovated basement staircases (the walls of which must not be damaged under any circumstances), then we too would have reached the limits of our capabilities.

But with the active support of our Munich colleagues from LA-POSTPRESS Alexander Landauer this problem could be successfully solved. Thanks to their support it was possible to hand over the facilities for further use in a timely manner and without any damage to the newly renovated walls.