Photo Contest 2026
Take a cool photo of your workshop or garage, set up with George Tools or Kraftmeister products, and stand a chance to win great prizes!
We’re giving away amazing prizes again!
Just like every year, we’re giving away great prizes. And this year we’re not choosing three winners… but six! And it gets even better! Didn't win? Every valid entry receives €25 in store credit.
Round 1: May 1 – June 30
In round 1 we’re giving away three awesome prizes!
• 1st place: George Tools tool trolley GT8600300
• 2nd place: George Tools toolbox GT8200250
• 3rd place: George Tools tool case GT8440303
Round 2: July 1 – August 31
In round 2 we’re giving away these prizes again:
• 1st place: George Tools tool trolley GT8600300
• 2nd place: George Tools toolbox GT8200250
• 3rd place: George Tools tool case GT8440303
How to participate
• Joining is easy, but you need to put in effort!
• Read the terms below carefully
• Take sharp and high quality photos
• Send your photos with your order number to: [email protected]
Photo contest terms 2026
• By participating in the photo contest, you agree to the rules and conditions below.
• You can submit multiple photos. The photos must be taken by yourself.
• You can only win with a photo that shows a product purchased from George at Work.
• The submitted photos must be of good quality.
• The jury consists of the marketing department of George at Work. They will review the entries and select the winners.
• The winners will be announced via Facebook, Instagram and our newsletter. Winners will also receive a personal message.
• The prize cannot be exchanged for cash or other forms of compensation.
• Round 1 of the photo contest runs from May 1 to June 30 (inclusive).
• Round 2 runs from July 1 to August 31 (inclusive).
• Are there people visible in the photo? By submitting the photo, you confirm that you have obtained permission from these individuals for publication.
• By participating in the photo contest, you grant George at Work the right to use the submitted photos for commercial and promotional purposes. This applies to both online and offline expressions, such as the website, social media, newsletters, advertisements and printed materials. No compensation will be provided for this.
• In the event of a dispute between you and/or third parties regarding the submitted photo, George at Work is not liable. By participating, you indemnify George at Work against all costs arising from any claims by third parties, directly or indirectly as a result of the use of the submitted photo. This includes, among other things, claims related to copyrights, privacy and other legal provisions.
Tips for a Winning Photo!
Find the Right Angle
Indoor spaces are often cramped, which can result in photos that only show small details. Use your smartphone's wide-angle lens (0.5x zoom) if necessary and stand in the furthest corner of the garage. This adds depth and reveals the full scale of the workshop equipment. Additionally, try taking photos at different heights, such as chest level or workbench height, to give the setup a more impressive feel.
Ready for the Next Job
A workshop should look like it’s being used—we love that! However, please remove empty packaging, stray cleaning rags, and coffee cups from the frame. Ensure tools are stored in cabinets or neatly placed in their inlays. A tidy workspace looks larger and more professional, emphasizing the sleek lines of your new setup. It shows that your George setup is the foundation of every successful project.
Put it in the Spotlight
Poor lighting can make steel look dull. Use the light you have: open the (garage) door for natural light, but try to avoid direct sunlight reflecting off the metal. If that’s not possible, don’t worry—it won't cost you points! 😉 If your setup has integrated LED lighting or extra work lamps, turn them on! This accentuates the workbench and creates depth.
Showcase the Strength
A George At Work setup is built for heavy-duty tasks. Show it off! Place your best project, a heavy machine, or your pride and joy (car/motorcycle/bike) in front of or on the workbench. You can even slightly open a drawer with a well-filled inlay. This makes the photo feel "real" and proves that the equipment isn't just beautiful, but also built for serious use.
