Both materials offer specific advantages. A cellar partition wall made of local wood provides a cosy appearance, is sustainable and offers a high level of privacy thanks to its opaque construction. Cellar partitions made of metal (e.g. steel slats or mesh partitions) score points for maximum durability, optimum air circulation and a particularly modern, bright appearance. Both variants from Käuferle are based on a hot-dip galvanised, robust metal substructure.

The security of your valuables is our top priority. Our system cellar partition walls are particularly burglar-resistant thanks to the special punch riveting process and the stable steel construction. In the timber versions, we use internal fixings with special hard-to-remove screws. Supplemented by robust doors with retractable turning handles, Käuferle cellar compartments offer very effective protection against break-ins.

Yes, absolute flexibility is the great advantage of our modular system. Our basement partition walls are based on height-adjustable telescopic metal supports. This allows the partition walls to be adapted precisely to the existing room geometry, slopes or varying ceiling heights (standard system heights from 1,900 to 2,450 mm).

Good air circulation in cellar compartments is crucial to prevent damp, musty odours and mould growth. Our cellar partitions - whether as mesh partitions, made of perforated steel sheets or with bevelled wooden slats - are designed to ensure constant and optimum ventilation of the rooms without compromising safety.

Installation is surprisingly uncomplicated. Precise and customised prefabrication in our factory reduces the installation time on site to a minimum. Installation in your cellar or loft is quick and involves only minimal noise, dust and dirt for the occupants.