Daniel and Ines Schwegler have realised a dream by converting their mountain guesthouse in the Allgäu Alps. What was particularly important to the hostess of the Gentian hut when selecting the terrace material?
"The weather conditions are extremely rough for months
on end here, at a height of 1,800 m and these conditions usually strain all materials", says Ines Schwegler with a sly smile on her face. But not megawood®. "Despite extreme weather conditions that continued through into May in some instances, our terrace still looks the same as it did shortly after our inauguration celebration." The large
megawood® CLASSIC terrace laid in 2012 has proven itself despite a permanent fluctuation between rain and sunshine as well as 35,000 hikers that have stopped at the hut in
the meantime.
The Gentian hut is passed on from generation to generation. The Schwegler Family thinks in large time dimensions.
„Nature is the most valuable commodity that we must protect on behalf of our grandchildren", says Ines Schwegler. Therefore, the fact that no tree was cut down for megawood® particularly pleases her – also because of and, in fact, especially because of the unspoiled nature that her guests can enjoy from her terrace with a clear conscience.