The intended use of QUADRO in a daycare setting is as a mobile, adjustable play and sports equipment system, not as a permanent, fixed structure. If you follow a few basic practical rules, safe use in everyday daycare life is straightforward:
• The right place of use: QUADRO shows its strengths in play and movement rooms or as a temporary setup in outdoor areas. It is not intended to be left unattended as publicly accessible play equipment, for example after daycare hours.
• Educational supervision: QUADRO was developed for active use under guidance and supervision. Unlike unsupervised public playgrounds, we always assume supervised and controlled use in institutional settings.
• Age-appropriate setup: The system’s enormous design freedom also means that you are responsible for the specific setup. Proactively adapt the constructions, especially the maximum platform heights, to the motor skills and age of the respective group of children.
• Internal risk assessment in your facility: As with any work, play, or sports equipment, you carry out a standard internal risk assessment before use. For practical implementation, operating organizations can rely on proven information, guidelines, and checklists from accident insurance providers and the DGUV, for example on movement activities, movement construction areas, and mobile play equipment. Based on these resources, you can routinely and systematically define and document aspects such as place of use, supervision, setup heights, inspection of the finished setup, suitable ground surface or fall protection, and obstacle-free spaces for your individual setup.
Do you have questions? Because every movement room and every educational concept is unique, we are also happy to support your facility personally if you are unsure about integrating QUADRO into your everyday daycare routine.
Simply send your request by email to [email protected]. To help us review your questions, please be sure to include the following basic information in your message:
• the full name and address of your facility
• the name of your responsible operating organization
• an official landline phone number for the facility in case follow-up by phone is needed
• a direct contact person and their role, for example facility director
• a short description with images of your specific request, preferably without identifiable children or adults, for example planned place of use, age group of the children, or setup goal
• if an inspection has recently been carried out and you have questions about it, let us know who the responsible inspector or inspection company is
• if available, send us the relevant inspection report or the exact written feedback from the inspector or inspection company as an attachment
Important note: To ensure safe handling of safety-related inquiries in the institutional sector, please contact us whenever possible from the official email address of your facility or operating organization and avoid using private free email addresses.
We look forward to hearing from you and supporting you personally.