In the penultimate room, the wheelwrighting room, one can see specific tools used to make wooden cart wheels, as well as a bicycle with wooden wheels and frame, from the beginning of the 20th century and also a two-wheeled cart, called „teleguță”, used for carrying wood but also for the tradition of the plowman - the first plowman of the year was celebrated by being carried around the village on that cart.

The last permanent exhibition is entitled "The Thread of Life". Here, the most important moments of life are depicted - birth and baptism, the traditional wedding, the funeral. The tour continues in the courtyard, with the 3 traditional houses, from the 18th and 19th centuries, displaying specific Romanian, Saxon and Hungarian items, such as traditional wear, icons or furniture.

In addition to the household annexes, traditional machineries and the small church inside which one can admire an exhibition of painted eggs, old religious books and icons painted on wood and glass from the 18th -19th centuries, the museum includes a manual wheat mill which can be used for practical demonstrations because here there is the concept of "living museum", the personnel periodically organizing workshops both for children and for adults.