A remarkable malakow tower has been constructed in 1907 above shaft nr. 1, which was 170 m deep. The buildings nearby house the baths and offices. The winding tower of shaft nr. 2 (depth 313 m), a steel construction dated 1923, is no longer preserved. Shaft nr. 3, with 480 m the deepest one at Hasard Cheratte, was intended to be worked by a tower-type winder, but finally the tower has been converted into a headgear with diagonal brace and a flat rope winding engine. 'Puits Hognée', the shaft on the hill behind the mine, has been used to lift waste material to a spoil tip. The adit is still visible just nearby the capped shaft nr. 1 underneath the malakow tower. The mine is a sleeping beauty since it's closure in 1977.

Malakow tower 'Puits No 1'	blackboard	record	pit bath
bath	hand basin	lockers in the bath	locker and shoes
bath door	engine house no 3 shaft	shaft 3	hoist operator's control desk at shaft 3
engine house shaft Nr. 3	engine house shaft 3	Puits Hoignée	lamp room
lamp room	lamp room	fitting shop	lamp workshop
lamp room	lamp charging rack	lamp room	bird's nest in the lamproom
check board	workbench	workshop	transmission in the fitting shop
storage room	distribution panel	bin	engine rooms no 1 shaft
winder no 1 shaft	winder no 1 shaft	winder no 1 shaft	winder no 1 shaft
winder no 1 shaft	coal mine Hasard Cheratte	coal mine Hasard Cheratte