CORPORATE FITNESS & WORKPLACE HEALTH
Workplace Health Management

CORPORATE FITNESS & WORKPLACE HEALTH

Turn your company grounds into a health asset. A compact outdoor fitness station gives desk-bound teams a place for active breaks — counteracting sitting strain, strengthening the back and relieving stress — while raising your attractiveness as an employer. No electricity, no staff, minimal ongoing effort.

Active breaks for desk workers: mobility, back strength and stress relief
Employer branding — a visible investment in employee wellbeing
Low-maintenance installation on the company campus, no staff needed
No electricity, no heating, no membership administration
Self-explanatory bodyweight training for every fitness level
Compact footprint fits courtyards, campus grounds and green areas
Supports corporate health management (BGM) and retention goals
DIN EN 16630 compliant — legal certainty for accessible company grounds
A compact station brings functional training directly to the workplace.

A compact station brings functional training directly to the workplace.

Why outdoor fitness at the workplace?

Desk work takes a measurable toll — back strain, low mobility and stress. A compact outdoor fitness station on the company grounds gives teams a place for genuine active breaks, without anyone leaving the site or booking a gym.

Beyond health, it is visible employer branding: a permanent, low-maintenance investment in employee wellbeing that supports corporate health management (BGM) and retention goals — with no electricity, no staff and minimal ongoing effort.

Who benefits?

Desk-bound teams needing mobility, back strength and stress relief
HR and BGM programmes investing in employee wellbeing
Employers competing to attract and retain talent
Office campuses and business parks with usable outdoor space

Space & requirements

The compact hexagon footprint fits into courtyards, campus grounds or green areas beside the building — up to 12 employees can train on one installation at once.

Where the company grounds are freely accessible the installation is built to DIN EN 16630, giving legal certainty, with certified acceptance inspection and routine safety checks.

Typical use cases

Active breaks and mobility routines between meetings
Team fitness sessions and lunchtime workouts
A visible wellbeing perk for employer branding
Part of a structured corporate health (BGM) programme

Cost factors

A BARbara installation costs around €15,000, fully ready to use including groundwork and installation — far below the cost of building and running an indoor company gym.

Running costs are minimal (no electricity, heating or staff), and for a company the investment is generally tax-deductible as a business expense.

How planning works

  1. 1
    Site & conceptWe help choose a spot on the grounds that fits break patterns and access.
  2. 2
    Material variantChoose galvanised, powder-coated in your corporate colour, or stainless steel V2A.
  3. 3
    Delivery & buildSerial production means fast delivery; installation needs only standard tools.
  4. 4
    Acceptance & launchCertified inspection where required, then roll it into your BGM programme.

Frequently asked questions

How much space is needed on our grounds?+

Very little. The compact hexagon design lets 8 to 12 employees train on a single spot, so it fits into a courtyard, campus lawn or green area without a large dedicated footprint.

Is it maintenance-intensive?+

No. There are no moving parts and no mechanics. Stations are high-grade steel with hidden, vandal-proof bolts — low-maintenance, apart from routine safety checks, with no electricity or staffing needed.

Can we match our corporate colours?+

Yes. The powder-coated variant is available in custom colours, so the station can be finished in your corporate identity.

Do employees need supervision or instruction?+

No. Every information board links via QR code to four training levels with video guidance, so employees of any fitness level can use it independently and safely.

Is it tax-deductible?+

For a company the installation is generally treatable as a tax-deductible business expense. Your tax advisor can confirm the exact treatment for your organisation.

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