Schools and kindergardens

In kindergarten and on the school playground, children become little explorers, digging, crawling or just playing catch. A little dirt is always part of the game, which is why health and safety is so important. A key challenge is the implementation of hygiene measures for effective germ control. Equally important is the barrier-free design of soap, toilet paper and towel dispensers, which must be easy for children of all abilities to use.

control germs

In nurseries and schools, the close contact between children makes the control of germs a major challenge. Regular cleaning and disinfection of frequently touched surfaces is essential to prevent the spread of disease. Educating children about hand hygiene practices, such as proper hand washing, is critical. Seasonal disease outbreaks require adaptive health and hygiene strategies.

Design of barrier-free dispensing devices

The design of accessible soap, paper towel and toilet paper dispensers in educational settings is essential for inclusion. These dispensers need to be accessible at a low height and easy to use for children of all abilities, including those with limited mobility or hand strength. The aim is to enable every child to use a soap or paper towel dispenser correctly and to create a supportive and healthy learning environment. Visual and tactile cues can improve usability and make hygiene practices more appealing to children.