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Turning construction projects into success – that's our motto. We're supporting Schneestern in building a skatepark at Hirschgarten in Munich. Read on to find out which machines are being used and what challenges exist.
Submit a rental request, reliable and fast machine delivery, simple communication channels – these three aspects are essential for Schneestern when procuring machines.
The company has made it its mission to design skatepark concepts and implement them skillfully. klarx supports the project right from the construction phase with the best rental experience and helps ensure smooth operations.
Before steel and concrete work begins, the area for the skatepark must first be surveyed, cleared, and enlarged in certain spots. This is where the klarx-branded tracked excavator and wheel loader come in. Thanks to our logistics center's local proximity to the job site, we offer not only short transport routes but also spontaneous follow-up deliveries with just one click. The result: better availability, significant time savings, and seamless communication among all project participants.

A klarx wheel loader at work on the skatepark project
For the earthworks, we provide wheel loaders and tracked excavators from our logistics center. What makes this special: for projects like those Schneestern carries out, the excavator requires a special attachment. This enables precise work with a 360-degree rotation and 40-degree swing movement, which is especially advantageous in confined spaces. Plus: working with a rototilt saves enormous amounts of time, allowing projects to progress quickly.
Together with Schneestern, we're documenting the "Skatepark" project visually and have some behind-the-scenes impressions to share – we'll show you how the project is developing and what's happening on site over the coming days.

Progress on the skatepark project with Schneestern
Credits
Camera/Producer: Kevin Lamothe
Direction/Editor: Lucas Lörch
Camera: Alexis C.R. Radlmaier
Camera: Jonah de Graaff
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