Barn, Flachgau

The barn from Flachgau was reconstructed on the basis of plans from the Reiterhausenhütte from Eugendorf 26 and corresponds to the classic form of a post-and-beam building with a purlin truss roof in order to enclose a large storage area with as little material as possible. As in the neighbouring Rauchhaus from Siezenheim, two gates on opposite sides of the ridge correspond to the principle of the Mittertenneinhof. This allowed a cart to drive directly into and through the barn in order to quickly protect the harvest from approaching storms, but also to be able to unload easily under the roof.

There is a hatch on the north-facing gable that allowed pigeons to fly to a dovecote behind it. The building was erected for special use and currently serves as a depot for historical inventory.