Übersetzung für "Holzgerüst" in Englisch

If you recall, there was also scaffolding at Golgotha.

Yesterday, all the wood in the roof for the AN•Chakana received its first coat of lacquer.

It is supported by a wooden scaffold.

Window decoration Christmas tree made of old wood scaffolding.

The fitness tower with stable wood base is of simple design.

Window Decorations Candle made of old wood scaffolding.

Half the house is still wood showing.

Square window decoration made of used wood scaffolding.

Serving tray with rope handles, made from new wood scaffolding with gray-washed.

Serving tray made from new wood scaffold (treated with gray-wash).

Extra rounds for wooden scaffolding Birthday Calendar features hooks and eyes.

The bed is nothing more than a wooden frame, otherwise nil.

Square Decoration Window, made of used wood scaffolding.

Napkin Holder made of old wood scaffolding.

Fitting made of old wood scaffolding.

Today you can stir at a BMW M3 GTR going through a wooden scaffolding.

Serving tray with rope handles made from new wood scaffolding with gray-washed treated (size 40 x 60 cm)

Later the frame was moved and built up as a timber cottage in connection the farm Gård Smedjehögen.

The buildings, which recall the early medieval long houses, were originally relatively small and had an internal wooden frame.

The first post-war plans by the new (communist) Polish government provided for the construction of a wooden temporary structure on the surviving pillars, but hasty work caused the bridge to collapse.

The wall itself, a so-called Murus Gallicus, comprised a wooden frame constructed of vertical posts and horizontal crossbeams which was filled with dry rubble stone.

During this period a wooden construction was added around the tower at a height of 30 m above ground, which was connected with an aerial footbridge (later destroyed during a fire in 1398) to the Garisenda Tower.

The first light on the island was a simple brazier mounted on a wooden frame, which stood on the high eastern part of the island.

Turned into a wooden scaffold covered with an iridescent fabric resembling construction site safety netting, it is reborn in a glamorous guise, ready for a variety of projections and "mirroring.

The first is imported from Asia and reuses the same building techniques as traditional yurts (different animal hides on a wooden frame).

It is entirely covered with bark, nailed onto a wooden framework underneath layer by layer.

The term saddletree refers to a relatively rigid plastic or wood frame that is built into the saddle for stabilization.

On the walls 240 stone skulls covered with stucco, lined up like in a tzompantli (wooden rack displaying skulls of prisoners or sacrificial victims)