The Lübars solar park is located in the town of Möckern in the Jerichower Land district of Saxony-Anhalt, Germany. Covering an area of around 7.3 hectares, equivalent to approximately ten football fields, the solar park comprises 17,694 solar modules with a total capacity of around 7.9 MWp. The system generates around 8.8 million kilowatt-hours of green electricity per year, enough to supply approximately 2,439 households.
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In the Balluff multi-storey parking lot, a circumferential façade cladding with grid elements was implemented, which clearly structures the building and gives it an open appearance.
In the Saarbahn GmbH workshop in Saarbrücken, walkable running and work platforms with grating were installed along the maintenance tracks.
At Carl Spaeter, work areas on an automated system were equipped with walk-on and usable metal supports in the production environment.
In the Poststadion Berlin, grandstand areas were equipped with anti-slip tread and walking zones for safe paths between the rows of seats.
At the pilot pier in Brunsbüttel harbor, gratings are used as walkway decking and railing infill for safe paths down to the water's edge.
In the Car Park System Düsseldorf, maintenance walkways were implemented as a continuous, accessible area within the facility.
Country: Germany
At Gestüt Garnreiter, the focus is on safety, peace and quiet and functionality in everyday stable life. Sophisticated technical solutions are used to reliably support the daily handling of the horses.
At the Taunus Tower in Frankfurt am Main, open maintenance areas support the safe operation of the technical roof equipment.
At the day care center in Baden-Baden, external access areas were implemented with lattice elements as railing infill and walk-on flooring.
At the testing and technology center south of Madrid, a vehicle restraint system from meiser ensures the reliable safety of a high-speed test track.
In the Institute of Science & Technology Austria project, a grating forms a clear boundary along the glass façade as a circumferential line.
At the Munich secondary school, an open roof was installed in front of the building as weather protection using GRP gratings.
On the Grevenkop phase shifter, large, accessible maintenance areas were implemented to ensure safe access to service points on the system.
Robust pile solutions for challenging steep slopes at the Kriechel vineyard in the Ahr valley.
Reliable technology shows its strength especially in daily use. Durable, functional solutions that combine comfort and stability are crucial.
At the Adorf observation tower, staircases and platforms were implemented over several levels with accessible grating surfaces and secured landings.
In the Volkswerft project, GRP systems were implemented as accessible work and maintenance areas in a waste water tank.
At Cents-Hamm station in Luxembourg, anti-slip tread pads were installed on a staircase to ensure a safe route.
In the Kaufbeuren pedestrian zone, a grating was integrated into a seating and recreation area as a flush cover and drainage surface.
At Tiger & Turtle, MEISER gratings make the curved circular path with steps a safe area for visitors to walk on.
meiser supplies custom-designed vehicle restraint systems for one of the automotive industry's most renowned test tracks worldwide.
Every second counts in an emergency - especially when equipment needs to be ready to hand quickly and reliably. Functional systems in the fire department make a decisive contribution to the efficient organization of processes in an emergency.
In the Egyptian Museum in Munich, grid elements were integrated into the ceiling as linear bands and structure the space along the access route.
MEISER supplied Vario-Guard MUF systems including specially developed transition solutions for the widening of the E40 near Borås in Sweden. The project was implemented in collaboration with the construction company PEAB.
At the Bundeskunsthalle Bonn, walk-on surfaces with fine-mesh grating were installed in the outdoor area.
Capacity: 187 MWp
At Howald station in Luxembourg, steps with anti-slip treads were installed to ensure a safe route.
At the furniture store in Paderborn, an external escape and maintenance walkway with accessible grating decking and railings was installed.
MEISER supplied the vehicle restraint systems to secure various test modules for the AVL ZalaZONE test track in Hungary. The project is one of the most modern development and testing centers for vehicle and mobility technologies in Europe.
At the Franz Marc Museum, walkable covering and path surfaces were realized with GRP gratings in the outdoor area.
Our Vario-Guard stands for reliable protection and flexible use in a wide range of applications. MEISER also contributes to the implementation of sophisticated protection systems in international projects with high-quality components.
At Heinsfeld Castle Museum, full gratings were integrated into the historic wall situation as walk-on flooring in front of the arched openings.
For the "Vanda" seating set from Runge, gratings were used as robust seating and table surfaces for outdoor use.
At the Irchenrieth curative education center, open steps and platforms divide the entrance and lead along the façade as a narrow outdoor walkway.
At the viewing platform on the Ochsenlacke in St. Jakob in Defereggen, a walk-on grating is used as a walking and resting surface.
At the Potsdam Technology Center, stairs and access areas in the outdoor area were covered with grating for safe paths.
At the Steigerwald treetop walk in Ebrach, gratings act as walk-on viewing windows to complement the path and recreation area and provide a view downwards.
Reliability and precision are crucial when it comes to a secure connection between the terminal and the aircraft. Sliding hardware plays a key role here: it enables controlled movement sequences and ensures smooth operation - even under heavy daily use.
Accessible walkways with GRP gratings were installed along the tracks of the Dresden funicular for maintenance and operation.
At Art Deko Aviation, large, resilient floor surfaces for the operation and handling of aircraft were implemented in an aircraft hangar.
At the Birkenmeier green wall in Breisach, louvre grids were used as façade cladding for the modular greening.
At the Conerus School in Norden, open access areas support the safe operation of the external staircase on the building.
