Spacer Gevelridder 2 meters

Dear Knights, do you use the spacer Gevelridder 2 meters already with the Gevelridder L?

Sting with the Spacer Gevelridder 2 meters

The joust is a favorite game for you, if the lance is longer than the competitor during the joust on horseback, the chances of winning the game are greatest. So is it with the use of tools in construction. With #slimbuilding you will be ahead of the competition! We Knights of the Round Table, are breaking the lance for the products of Gevelridder! The tubes are made of aluminum and therefore lightweight. The spacers are used to set the Facade Knight (Gevelridder) hook further away from the facade. This is necessary in the situation where, for example, a solar effect protrudes outside the facade. The spacers are also useful in the situation where there is no space above the frame to support the Facade Knight (Gevelridder). The Facade Knight (Gevelridder) can then be placed on the roof above with these supports. Where does the term, break a lance for something actually come from? According to our language the following: To lance for something means “to defend something,” “to commend something. You can also speak up for someone; it means to stand up for or defend someone. Van Dale’s Great Dictionary of Expressions (2006) mentions that this expression dates back to the Middle Ages. When knights broke a lance for someone, it meant that they fought for that person in a joust (during a tournament). Also according to F.A. Stoett, breaking a lance comes from chivalry; to break a lance for someone originally meant “to go into battle for that person. This saying occurs in many languages, for example: für jemanden/etwas eine Lanze brechen/einlegen (German), rompre des lances pour quelqu’un(e) (French), to break a lance for someone/something (English) and spezzare una lancia a/in favore di qualcuno/qualcosa (Italian). Just so you know…. The spacer is also suitable for the Gevelridder S and the Gevelridder M.