Article published on 2 January 2020
2019 has been a great year for Proludic. One in which we have installed a record number of play spaces, outdoor gyms and sports areas.
Innovation is in the DNA of what we do. So, central to this successful year was the launch of 43 new products. Looking back, some of the highlights were our unique activity-based ‘Dynamic Roll Runner’, along with adding a timber look colour to our popular Kanope range and the inclusion of a new trawler boat under our Aquatic range.
As you would expect from Proludic, we have produced some fantastic high-quality play and activity areas over the course of the year. These reflect the 1500 plus products to choose from out of our brochure. For instance, bringing Andy’s Adventure playground (set in Bestwood Country Park in Nottinghamshire) back to life using our natural Robina product from our Origin range was a highlight. Once opened in summer, the space revitalised the area of the Country Park that it sits in. Meanwhile, the play area effortlessly blends into the surroundings of this natural beauty spot.
Other highlights included the imposing 8-meter Kanope Tower installed at Park Foot campsite in the Lake District. This offers the children an amazing view across Lake Ullswater once at the top, before descending the corkscrew or kayak slide at a rapid descent back to ground level.
A Proludic designed playground at the RAF base in Wittering received a royal visit from the Countess of Wessex. She officially opened the site for the children who were more than happy to be the first to use and test out the space. All the Proludic staff involved in bringing the project to life attended the ceremony and were honoured to meet the Countess of Wessex. They loved telling her about the consultation day that used the children’s feedback and designs to create the play area.
A customer-centric first for Proludic in 2019 was the inclusion of Live Chat on our website.
This service now gives visitors to our site the ability to talk instantaneously to one of the expert agents about our products and services. This speeds up the process through bypassing the need for phoning or emailing.
We have continued to produce compelling films about our projects and equipment that you can find on our website or YouTube channel. A recent inclusion to our YouTube channel has been a series of films about our Dynamic structure range. We designed this range to engage teenagers by taking their inspiration from extreme sports.
Our enthusiastic Staff embraced sporting challenges to support two charities close to our hearts during the year. In the process we raised £6500 for these worthy causes!
The first was an extreme Tough Mudder event called X-Runner. This brought 15 staff members together to complete on a grueling 10km obstacle course. They raised £1500 for a local charity Rainbows Hospice in the process.
The second challenge came in the second half of the year and was conceived to raise £5000 for the RAF Benevolent Fund to commemorate their centenary. As Proludic has had the privilege of working with the charity since 2009, so we were not going to let this special anniversary pass unnoticed without giving our best wishes. We felt it was particularly important to celebrate the great work they do and mark this occasion. It was decided that we would raise money by challenging ourselves to cycle 100 kilometers. 1 kilometer to celebrate each year that the charity has been in existence. The ride was a great success and the Proludic Peloton completed it on a very cold November day. The end destination was a welcome sight for all riders after all those kilometers in the saddle.!
As you can see Proludic had a very busy 2019. We envisage the start of the next decade and 2020 will be no different to the last. We kick 2020 off with a redesigned new logo which provides a fresh and exciting feel to the brand. This rebrand reflects our core values of innovation, involvement, experience and commitment. This year we will once again be reaching out to our clients with loads of product innovations within a newly created 300-page brochure format. Additionally, we have recently commissioned a new website that will be launched towards the end of the year. So watch this space!
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