Furniture store in Schwäbisch Hall with in-house upholstery, sewing and joinery workshops
Gräter Einrichtungshaus
Schwäbisch Hall (Mauerstraße 21)New on Amplifa
About us
The Gräter Einrichtungshaus is a family business founded in 1859 in Schwäbisch Hall, today run by Ulrike Gräter as a sole proprietorship. The range includes modern and antique furniture, carpets, decorative fabrics, lights, curtains as well as decorative items and accessories. In addition, the company offers its own workshops: in the in-house sewing workshop, curtains and drapes are traditionally sewn and finished by hand, the upholstery workshop re-upholsters or re-covers furniture pieces, and the joinery repairs and restores antique as well as modern wooden furniture. Custom-made carpets tailored to customer requirements are also possible. Consultation is provided both in the two historic exhibition buildings on Mauerstraße – a building from 1450 that formerly served as a tannery and saddler's workshop – and directly at the customer's premises.
- Site
- Schwäbisch Hall
- Processes
- Upholstery (re-upholstering and re-covering of furniture pieces), Tailoring / sewing workshop (curtains, drapes, fabrics, custom-made items, finishing, partly by, Joinery (repair and restoration of antique and modern furniture), Production of furnishings, curtains, fabrics and accessories by hand, Custom-made carpets to requirements, Upholstery workshop, Sewing/tailoring workshop (curtains, drapes, custom-made items), Joinery (repair and restoration of furniture)
- Materials
- Fabrics / decorative fabrics, Carpets, Wood (antique and modern furniture), Artificial ceramics, Glass, Wood
- Founded
- 1859
- Industries
- Furnishing and furniture retail (B2C)
- 01
Furnishing consultation
- 02
Selection of furniture, fabrics and carpets
- 03
Sewing/finishing of curtains
- 04
Upholstery/joinery restoration
- 05
Delivery and assembly at the customer
Materials & Materials
Fabrics / decorative fabrics
Used for curtains, drapes and custom-made items in the in-house sewing workshop.
Carpets
Available in various sizes, shapes and colors, also as custom-made items to customer requirements.
Wood
Material for antique and modern furniture that is repaired and restored in the joinery.
Artificial ceramics
Material for decorative items and accessories in the range.
Glass
Material for glass products in the accessories range.
Location
Schwäbisch Hall
DEFurniture store with two historic exhibition buildings (built 1450, former tannery/saddler's workshop)
- Materials
- Fabrics, carpets, wood
- In-house sewing workshop
- Upholstery workshop
- Joinery
Furnishings
Inside the production
Industries
Processes & technical limits
| Processes | Tolerance | Max. part | Weight | Lot size | Materials |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Upholstery (re-upholstering and re-covering of furniture pieces)Assembly | – | – | – | – | Fabric, Upholstery material |
| Tailoring / sewing workshop (curtains, drapes, fabrics, custom-made items, finishing, partly byAssembly | – | – | – | – | Fabrics, Decorative fabrics |
| Joinery (repair and restoration of antique and modern furniture)Assembly | – | – | – | – | Wood |
| Production of furnishings, curtains, fabrics and accessories by handAssembly | – | – | – | – | Fabrics |
| Custom-made carpets to requirementsAssembly | – | – | – | – | Carpet materials |
Additional services
History
- 1450
Construction of the historic buildings on Mauerstraße, then used for crafts; later a tannery and saddler's workshop of the Gräter family
- 1859
Founding of the Gräter family business
Friedrich Gräter set up the first exhibition of today's company in the historic buildings