template
Zunft
By Angelo Zitella

Details
- Angelo ZitellaAuthor
- templateType
- 2026-08-06Published
- 2026-08-06Updated
- 2026-08-06Added
- Electronics, Free Website Templates, Professional ServicesCategories
- MinimalStyles
- Appear Effects, Localization, Scroll Effects, Text EffectsFeatures
Summary
Zunft is a simple, German-language website template built for plumbing and electrical trades businesses — the combined Sanitär/Elektro setup that's the standard in Switzerland,…
Description
Zunft is a simple, German-language website template built for plumbing and electrical trades businesses — the combined Sanitär/Elektro setup that's the standard in Switzerland, Germany, and Austria. While the marketplace is full of English-language plumbing templates, none of them speak to the DACH market: the trust vocabulary (Meisterbetrieb, Notdienst, Handwerkskammer), the local conventions, or the language your clients actually search in. Built with an emergency-first layout: the phone number is sized larger than the logo, with a dedicated 24/7 emergency band and a tap-to-call bar on mobile — because when a pipe bursts at 11pm, the person searching is in a hurry, often older, and needs the call button in one glance. Services, testimonials, and service areas run on Framer CMS, so it's ready to rename and reuse for other local trades — cleaning, landscaping, moving companies — without touching the layout. A scroll-triggered timeline animates the process section, a custom 404 page keeps lost visitors one tap from calling, and everything is built with native Framer effects — no code components, fast to load, fully responsive across phone, tablet, and desktop with a dedicated layout pass for each. Clone it, swap the name and services, and you have a trades site that speaks the language your clients actually use.
Introduction
Plumbing & electric, in German
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