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ᐅ Does anyone know what a "Hausträger" is?

Created on: 23 Mar 2008 12:00
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ps-skipper
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Hello dear building forum members,
I chose the "Current Topics" section because my question doesn’t fit anywhere else.

For the topping-out ceremony, the developer is organizing a quiz with the request:
please bring the well-known "house bearer" (what could that be?)
Whoever brings the correct "house bearer" wins!!!!
I would like to be that person, so here is my question to you: does anyone know what this term means?

Best regards from Peter.
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Markus25 Mar 2008 16:27
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The developer is always the one who pays in the end on large projects; maybe you should bring the homeowner along 🙄.

Regards
Markus
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ps-skipper25 Mar 2008 18:38
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Markus schrieb:
In large projects, the developer is usually the one who ends up paying; maybe you should bring the builder along 🙄.

Regards
Markus

Markus, they’re already here! No, no, Helin is the closest. The site foreman asked all the tradespeople, but no one gave a logical answer.
He’s guessing it’s the “beer carrier,” a six-pack.
Best regards from Peter.
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Helin29 Mar 2008 21:27
#9
Hello Peter,

please make sure to let me know when the time comes. 😉

If the case of beer was the wrong one, you can always enjoy it yourself as a consolation prize.

Best regards
Helin
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ps-skipper29 Mar 2008 21:59
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Feedback??? Of course!!!!
Helin schrieb:
Hello Peter,

definitely let me know when the time comes. 😉

If the beer crate was wrong, you can at least enjoy it yourself as a consolation prize.

Regards
Helin

Great response!!!! I will report back! Promise!!

Best regards from Peter!
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kaster21 Apr 2008 21:49
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ps-skipper schrieb:
Great answer !!!! I will report back! Promise!!

Best regards, Peter!

Hello skipper

Has there been any progress yet, or when will it be ready?

Regards
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ps-skipper22 Apr 2008 10:38
#12
Hello everyone,
I completely forgot, HOUSE CARRIER = screw conveyor!!!
Well, it was a trick question, none of those present figured it out.
But it was funny.
Regards, Peter.