On the first floor, there is a small shop where you can buy all sorts of little blacksmithing arts and crafts and other objects or even place an order to have it custom made for you.

The double blacksmith's fire and a more than 200 years old pair of bellows hanging over it, together with the anvil and hammer, are placed in the middle of the Blacksmith museum.

A few antique drilling machines are decorating the walls, whereas the larger piece originates from the previous century and used to belong to the jute factory in the nearby city of Rijssen.

On the second floor, glass windows show various smaller blacksmiths arts and crafts objects, most of these are antiques. For example there is a beautiful antique army forge with a small army anvil, dating back to Napoleon's age.

The basement is for storing iron, coal and other necessities.