The right solutions for every care organisation

Movement doesn’t always have to be intensive. A short walk, an exercise for balance or mobility, or an easy-to-access movement activity can already become part of daily routine.

That’s why we don’t just look at individual products, but also at how a space can encourage people to move more often. Think of a recognisable walking route, a movement point along a path, or a place where joint exercises can be carried out.

A well-designed outdoor space can combine different functions. Residents and clients can walk or move there, while visitors and staff can also use the space to sit, relax or meet each other.

With seating, movement facilities, tables and other outdoor furniture, an environment is created in which activity and staying reinforce each other. We also take into account accessibility, access and the available space.

At care locations where vitality and movement play an important role, movement equipment and outdoor fitness can be a suitable addition. Depending on the target group, the focus may be on mobility, balance, coordination, strength or general fitness.

In doing so, we consider the movement level of the users, the accessibility of the equipment and the space needed for a safe and clear layout.

In addition to fixed facilities, loose sports and movement materials can be used during day care activities, group activities or organised movement sessions.

This makes it easy to vary exercises and activities. That makes it possible to adapt the offering to different levels, group sizes and moments of use.

Every care location requires a different approach. That’s why we support you in choosing products, dimensions and layout, and we look at topics such as accessibility, safety, maintenance and use.

For many projects, we can also arrange delivery and installation. This ensures that the selected facilities not only fit the location in terms of content, but also practically.

We supply facilities for moving, sports, meeting and staying within care environments. Think of movement equipment, sports materials, outdoor fitness and outdoor furniture.

These solutions can be applied, among other places, in residential care locations, care institutions, rehabilitation environments and shared outdoor spaces.

Yes. We look at the target group, available space, desired activities and the location’s practical requirements. Topics such as accessibility, safety and maintenance are also included in the advice.

Based on that, we advise on which layout and facilities best match the intended use.

That certainly can. Suitability depends, among other things, on the users, the desired movement level and the available space.

That’s why, for each project, we look at which equipment and exercises fit the target group and how they can be integrated into the environment in an accessible and clear way.

Yes. We supply, among other things, seating, tables and picnic sets for gardens, terraces, walking routes and shared outdoor spaces.

Outdoor furniture can create resting points along a route and provide places where residents, clients, staff and visitors can stay or meet each other.

Yes, for many products and projects we can arrange the installation. The options depend on the type of facility and the situation on site.

In advance we align which work is needed and which parts will be carried out by W&H Sports.