Oksaal (choir separation), from the church in Helvoirt, Anonymous, c. 1500 Oak from oak. There is a double cove on a rack of heavy styles and sills (ribhout), on which the floor of the actual singer tribune rests. The latter is surrounded by a shot in hip height on all sides. The substructure is poem with smooth panels, above which there are heavy sills. On these deck beams is a fence of narrow styles that closes with tracing against the upper sill of the substructure in Gothic arcades. Two courses of the substructure rotate like doors, but their frame sills are below the top sill of the whole

Oksaal (choir separation), from the church in Helvoirt, Anonymous, c. 1500 Oak from oak. There is a double cove on a rack of heavy styles and sills (ribhout), on which the floor of the actual singer tribune rests. The latter is surrounded by a shot in hip height on all sides. The substructure is poem with smooth panels, above which there are heavy sills. On these deck beams is a fence of narrow styles that closes with tracing against the upper sill of the substructure in Gothic arcades. Two courses of the substructure rotate like doors, but their frame sills are below the top sill of the whole. In the continuation of the styles of the substructure, the shanks of the double cove rise. The desk of the singer tribune is divided by pinnacles on the one -long side (to the ship of the church) in ten panels, which are decorated with tudor arches and are five by five on either side of one whiner extended in three sides of the hexagon. The arches are filled in the corner with openwork gothic tracing. The bay window has a free -hanging drip vault at the bottom. A powerful profiled list separates desk and cove. At the bottom of this list is a Frisian with imposed, openwork vendors, which are interspersed by the dripers, in which the pinnacles of the counter end. A low console develops in the middle of each panel from the foot list of the Tribuneschot, on which saint figures stood. The other long side of the standschot has no bay window and is treated simply. There are flat gothic arches between the pinnacles. The narrow sides are partially treated as the front. The doors run on heavy handles. All styles and sills have been collected with "fish beak". Netherlands wood (plant material). oak (wood) Helvoirt Oak from oak. There is a double cove on a rack of heavy styles and sills (ribhout), on which the floor of the actual singer tribune rests. The latter is surrounded by a shot in hip height on all sides. The substructure is poem with smooth panels, above which there are heavy

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